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You're reading from Mastering vRealize Operations Manager Analyze and optimize your IT environment by gaining a practical understanding of vRealize Operations 6.6

Product type Paperback

Published in Mar 2018

Publisher

ISBN-13 9781788474870

Length 426 pages

Edition 2nd Edition

Tools

vRealize

Concepts

Operations Management

Authors (3):

Kaloferov

Chris Slater

Scott Norris

Title Page

Packt Upsell

Contributors

Preface

1. Going Ahead with vRealize Operations FREE CHAPTER

2. Which vRealize Operations Deployment Model Fits Your Needs

3. Initial Setup and Configuration

4. Extending vRealize Operations with Management Packs and Plugins

5. Badges

6. Getting a Handle on Alerting and Notifications

7. Capacity Management Made Easy

8. Aligning vRealize Operations with Business Outcomes

9. Super Metrics Made Super Easy

10. Creating Custom Views

11. Creating Custom Dashboards

12. Using vRealize Operations to Monitor Applications

13. Leveraging vRealize Operations for vSphere and vRealize Automation Workload Placement

14. Using vRealize Operations for Infrastructure Compliance

15. Troubleshooting vRealize Operations

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Index

Let's take a deeper look into how to view compliance alerts and what dashboards there are that can help us monitor our environment.

Now that we have enabled vSphere configuration compliance, let's check how compliant our vSphere environment is:

Select the vSphere World custom group as you did in the previous example. Navigate to the Analysis tab and select Compliance. As you will notice from the following image, the compliance badge score has dropped to 83% after we activated all the configuration compliance policies:

It may take a few minutes until the Compliance badge score changes, reflecting the newly activated compliance alerts.

If you scroll down, you will see all the objects that violate the Compliance policies. Let's go and select one of the objects that violates compliance and examine what exactly is causing the violation. In this example, I will be selecting one of the ESXi Host Systems: