Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) 4.x References
If you’re an internal IBMer, please look for the TBSM 4.x & Beyond Wiki for more resources.
Doug McClure’s IBM Tivoli Pulse 2008 Presentation: Planning for the next generation of TBSM: Distributed, Mainframe and Beyond
Dan Tabor’s IBM Tivoli Pulse 2008 Presentation: BSM: Bringing forward what matters most to IT
TBSM 4.x References
- TBSM 4.x Documentation Site
- TBSM 4.x Support Site
- TBSM 4.x Product Site
- TBSM 4.x Features and Benefits
- TBSM 4.1 Demo (Flash)
- TBSM 4.1 Datasheet
TBSM v4.2 References
TBSM v4.2 Cloning Best Practices
What You Need to Know (WYNTK) on Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) 4.x Series
All WYNTK Articles Available Here
IBM HTTP Server for WAS 6.1 (used as alternative SLB for multiple TIP/Dashboard Servers)
STE on TBSM v4.1 Installation Tips and Problems by Ron Burch
Tivoli Business Service Manager 4.1 Event Integration Facility (EIF) Probe
Audience: Anyone interested in learning more about TBSM Abstract: The Tivoli EIF Probe is used to support event flows from event source products such as Tivoli Enterprise Console(TEC), IBM Tivoli Monitoring (ITM), and NetView. Presented by: Ron Burch, TBSM L2 Support Date: November 7, 2007
Automatically configure a TBSM 4.1 service with an ESDA
Audience: TBSM Administrator Abstract: TBSM 4.1 provides two solutions for automatically configuring services based on template rules. This STE is an introduction to the 2nd type: (ESDA)rules let TBSM dynamically import service hierarchies from any data source you can configure for TBSM. Presented by: Joy Hawkins, TBSM Level 2 Support Engineer Date: October 24, 2007
Tivoli Business Service Manager (TBSM) 4.1: Auto-population rules
Audience: TBSM Administrator Description: TBSM 4.1 provides two solutions for automatically configuring services based on template rules. This Support Technical Exchange webcasr is an introduction to the 1st type: Auto-population rules are appropriate for simple models that don’t constantly update. Presented by: Joy Hawkins, TBSM Level 2 Support Engineer October 4, 2007
Redpaper – IBM Tivoli Business Service Manager V4.1
This IBM Redpaper leads you through the new Tivoli Business Service Manager V4.1 that is based on Netcool/Realtime Active Dashboard (RAD), instead of the previous Tivoli Business Systems Manager V3.1. This book will describe Tivoli Business Service Manager V4.1 components and architecture. We also discuss function comparison of functions for Tivoli Business Systems Manager V3.1 and Netcool/RAD to Tivoli Business Service Manager V4.1. We documents the installation and migration of Tivoli Business Service Manager V4.1 in our environment. Migration is currently only available for Netcool/RAD 3.0 users. This book also contains integration with IBM Tivoli; Service Management framework that allows Tivoli Business Service Manager to integrates with Tivoli Change and Configuration Management database (CCMDB) using Discovery Library toolkit. This functions is also available for z/OS; configuration. Finally, Tivoli Business Service Manager operational consideration is discussed, includes backup and recovery process; maintenance schedule and some performance tips.
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Hi Doug,
We met in Singapore regarding some questions for our client Deutsche Bank.
You remember that I asked you how can I create a rule based on the horizontal dependency like:
My service status depends on the status of x, y and z service status combined.
All the services are at the same level in the service hierarchy, means if there is 3 tier hierarchy then all the services are at level 2 (that’s what i mean by horizontal)
Can you please provide me with some material to read regarding the above mentioned query.
Hope to hear from you soon,
Gautam
Contacted direct.
Hello Doug,
Can you please provide me the material about horizontal dependency ?
I’m also very interessed in rule based on the horizontal dependency.
Thanks in advance
Pierre