OBM Fundamentals (OBM100)

Module 1: Course Overview\n\n\n- Define OBM for first time Business users.\n- How is OBM useful to monitor health of infrastructure?\n- Use OBM to effectively identify, prioritize system or application related\n- Work with events, manage event lifecycle and the related event information\n- Use the Event Browser Use Event perspective, Health Perspective and Performance Perspective\n- Access your lab for this course\nModule 2: Operations Bridge Overview\n\n\n- Describe the features and capabilities of Operations Bridge\n- Describe the applications that comprise the Operations Bridge Suite\n- Describe deployment options for Operations Bridge\nModule 3: OBM Overview\n\n\n- Describe the architecture of OBM\n- Describe the components of OBM Deployment\n- Summarize the primary features and capabilities of OBM\nModule 4: Event Perspective\n\n\n- Define OBM operator workflow\n- Use the Event Browser\n- Use filters to locate events of interest\n- Use the Event Details\n- Use the Launch Panel\nModule 5: Performance Perspective\n\n\n- Access performance dashboards\n- Use display control features\n- Use multiple methods to select time ranges\n- Export performance dashboard data\n- Share a link to a dashboard with others\n- View real-time data\n- View event overlay data with performance data\nModule 6: Health Perspective\n\n\n- Define Health Perspective highlights and menus\n- Access Health Indicator (HI) and KPI details\n- View various reports in the Health Perspective\n- Use Health Top View options\nModule 7: Monitoring Dashboard\n\n\n- Identify typical use cases for OBM monitoring dashboards\n- Use OOTB monitoring dashboards provided by OBM\n- Access monitoring dashboards in My Workspace

To be successful in this course, you should have the following prerequisites or knowledge:\n\n\n- IT operations principles and practices\n- Systems and network administration\n- Industry-standard operating systems\n- Network basic understanding

This course is intended for:\n\n\n- IT Tools engineers\n- Operations staff\n- Operations managers\n- Availability engineers