Another example would be the discovery and re-mapping of a Linux virtual machine that is moved by VMware vMotion from one ESX server to another. For example, EM7 will discover a newly provisioned VMware hypervisor running on a previously modelled Cisco UCS blade and automatically extend the map to show the hypervisor and virtual machines linked to UCS. ScienceLogic EM7 also automatically updates the relationships between components and systems when changes occur. Furthermore, with ScienceLogic EM7, context-sensitive performance and configuration policies may be nimbly applied to each component in the tree and events are correlated to the relevant components.
This capability addresses the need to maintain visibility into complex systems to ensure uptime of end-user services and predict potential problems.ĭynamic Component Mapping discovers the entire range of component devices from a single interface, such as Cisco UCS Manager or VMware vCenter, and generates an easy-to-understand visual representation of the tree hierarchy. ScienceLogic EM7 Dynamic Component Mapping is a powerful mechanism that automatically discovers, maps and monitors all the components in integrated systems, including Cisco UCS and virtualized server infrastructures such as VMware vCenter/ESXi, and the dynamic relationships between them. ScienceLogic EM7 also now supports public cloud vendors and services including Amazon Web Services, GoGrid, RackSpace ® Hosting, and Cloudkick ™.
ScienceLogic EM7 ™ version 7.1 introduces Dynamic Component Mapping to proactively manage constantly changing virtualized infrastructures and complex systems, such as VMware and Cisco Unified Computing System (UCS), being deployed in modern distributed data centers. has released a new version of its IT operations and cloud management platform to help organizations centrally manage heterogeneous physical, virtual and cloud environments and easily incorporate new applications and the latest-generation technologies into their IT operations. LAS VEGAS, NV-(Marketwire - May 10, 2011) - ScienceLogic ™ Inc.
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