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Friday 20 December 2019

Service Discovery Feature in VMware vROPS 8.x

Service discovery is new feature in vROPS 8.x, which helps you discover services running in each VM and then builds a relationship or dependency between the services from different VMs. You can view basic metrics based on the services you want to monitor. You can also use the service discovery dashboards to monitor the services.

Service discovery helps you determine the kind of services running on each VM in your environment. You can find out which VM is a part of a service, the impact of shutting down or moving a VM, the impact of an incident, and the right escalation path for a problem. You can also determine which VMs are used to migrate a service and which services are impacted by a planned outage on a VM or an infrastructure component.

You can discover and monitor services using vRealize Operations Advanced and Enterprise editions.

Configuration of Service Discovery

1.  Enable Service Discovery. Home > Discover Services under Manage Applications Category > Configure Service Discovery

Services Supported by vROPS Service Discovery

  • Active Directory
  • Apache HTTP
  • Apache Tomcat
  • DB2
  • Exchange Client Access Server
  • Exchange Edge Transport Server
  • Exchange Hub Transport Server
  • Exchange Mailbox Server
  • Exchange Server
  • Exchange Unified Messaging Server
  • GemFire
  • IIS
  • JBoss
  • MS SQL DB
  • MySQL DB
  • Nginx
  • Oracle DB
  • RabbitMQ
  • SharePoint
  • SRM vCenter Replication Management Server
  • SRM vCenter Replication Server
  • Sybase DB
  • Pivotal tc Server
  • vCenter Site Recovery Manager Server
  • vCloud Director
  • VMware vCenter
  • VMware vCenter (Appliance)
  • VMware View Server
  • vRealize Operations Analytics
  • vRealize Operations Collector
  • vRealize Operations GemFire
  • vRealize Operations Postgres Data
  • vRealize Operations Postgres Repl
  • vRealize Operations UI
  • WebLogic
  • WebSphere

Supported Product Versions:-
  • ESXi 6.0 or later
  • vCenter Server 6.0 or later
  • VMware Tools: For details see KB 75122
  • VMware Cloud on AWS 1.7 and 1.8

Supported Operating System Versions:-
  • Windows = Windows 7, Windows Server 2008/R2, and above.
  • Linux = Photon, RHEL, CentOS, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server, OEL, and Ubuntu (all Linux operating systems must be based on kernel version 2.6.25 or above).



2. Cloud Accounts > Edit vCenter Server Account


3. Service Discovery Tab > Enable Service Discovery > Enter Credentials Used in Windows and Linux Operating Systems > Test Connection > Save. Now it will Few Minutes to Discover Services.




4. Services Discovered in the Environment will be listed in the Disovered Services


5. Click on Virtual Machines Link



6. Enable Service Monitoring. Select VM > Click on Enable Service Monitoring


7.  Select VM > Click  on Show Detail


8. Click Actions > Now you can Get Top Processes in VM


9. Click on RUN


10. After Few Seconds you will get Similar type of Output depends upon your Environment


11. Now you can Execute Scripts or Commands in VM Operating System


12. Enter the Command and Execute it

 

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