A new Tivoli Netcool/Impact contribution on OPAL detailing internal performance testing results and a guide to testing the performance of your Tivoli Netcool/Impact v4.0 server.
Available here.
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This document steps the reader through building an interactive dashboard using Tivoli Netcool/Impact Operator View smart tags within HTML.
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While there have been advancements in visualization products, it is really up to you to learn how to better apply visualization capabilities.
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The draft CMDBf spec identifies two modes of operation: push and pull. Here’s a quick overview.
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new SLA Dashboard in NetSensory 6.1 that provides at-a-glance status information on the performance of Web applications and applications from vendors such as Oracle, SAP and Microsoft.
Probably one of the coolest features of our Netcool/Impact product is something called Operator Views. Think of them as a way to federate reports and dashboards from anything that Netcool/Impact has access to via its library of data source adapters. I’ve seen some really cool things created using them. Sky’s the limit here folks. If you have or are interested in Netcool/Impact, you’ll want to develop these. There are plenty of quick win scenarios for how they can be used to provide value to your internal clients.
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This document steps the reader through building an interactive dashboard using Tivoli Netcool/Impact Operator View smart tags within HTML. Dashboards built using these Operator View smart tags can display any data accessible by Tivoli Netcool/Impact, enabling the user to build dashboards that display data obtained in real time from applications, data buses, via web services, etc.