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Wednesday, November 7, 2012

[OpsMgr 2012] VSAE Adding Binary Resource Features in OpsMgr 2012 MPs

Michel Kamp has published a short but very interesting article related to a new feature of the schema 2.0 in combination with VSAE : the binary resource distributions.


The feature is use to make binary file available on the agent where the workflow runs.

Here are the few step to follow to implement this :
  1. Add your resource to the project using drag & drop the binaries to the MP project and set it to “Embedded Resource” 
  2. Add your resource to the MP:           <DeployableResource
              ID=”AgentResource.Binary”
              FileName=”xxxxxxxx.zip”
              Accessibility=”Public”
              HasNullStream=”false”
                   />
  3. Reference the resource in your workflows
    <Value>$FileResource[Name="AgentResource.Binary"]/Path$</Value>
    This FileResource\Path parser is very handy. Because you must know that every time the MP is updated or the agent is restarted the resource path will change.
    In runtime this Value element will be filled with for example: (running on the MS server)
    C:\Program Files\System Center 2012\Operations Manager\Server\Health Service State\Monitoring Host Temporary Files 4249\194\xxxxxxxx.zip



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Friday, April 20, 2012

[OpsMgr 2007R2][OpsMgr 2012] Management Pack for Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 Work Item Synchronization


Date published: 4/13/2012

Version:            7.0.8561.0
Language:         English


File name
Size
Microsoft.SystemCenter.TFSWISynchronization.msi563 KBDownload
Microsoft.SystemCenter.TFSWISynchronization_MPGuide.docx61 KBDownload


This management pack synchronizes System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Application Performance Monitoring (APM) alerts and Team Foundation Server (TFS) work items. After importing this management pack, operators can manually assign APM alerts to the engineering team. Assigning an APM alert to engineering creates a new work item in Team Foundation Server. The management pack workflow tracks and synchronizes changes made to TFS work items and changes made to associated Operations Manager APM alerts.


Overview

This management pack synchronizes System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Application Performance Monitoring (APM) alerts and Team Foundation Server (TFS) work items. After importing this management pack, operators can manually assign APM alerts to the engineering team. Assigning an APM alert to engineering creates a new work item in Team Foundation Server. The management pack workflow tracks and synchronizes changes made to TFS work items and changes made to associated Operations Manager APM alerts.

Important:
Only APM alerts that are directly linked to events in Application Diagnostics can be linked to TFS work items. If you assign any other type of alerts to engineering, they will not synchronize with TFS work items.

Feature Summary
After importing this management pack, operators can:
  • Manually assign APM alerts to the engineering team which results in the creation of a new work item in Team Foundation Server.
  • Track and synchronize changes made to TFS work items and changes made to associated Operations Manager APM alerts.

Release History
  • April 13, 2012 - Original English release, version 7.0.8561.0
This management pack synchronizes System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Application Performance Monitoring (APM) alerts and Team Foundation Server (TFS) work items.

Quick details

Version:7.0.8561.0Date published:4/13/2012
Language:English

Files in this download

The links in this section correspond to files available for this download. Download the files appropriate for you.
File nameSize
Microsoft.SystemCenter.TFSWISynchronization.msi563 KBDownload
Microsoft.SystemCenter.TFSWISynchronization_MPGuide.docx61 KBDownload

Overview

This management pack synchronizes System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Application Performance Monitoring (APM) alerts and Team Foundation Server (TFS) work items. After importing this management pack, operators can manually assign APM alerts to the engineering team. Assigning an APM alert to engineering creates a new work item in Team Foundation Server. The management pack workflow tracks and synchronizes changes made to TFS work items and changes made to associated Operations Manager APM alerts.

Important:
Only APM alerts that are directly linked to events in Application Diagnostics can be linked to TFS work items. If you assign any other type of alerts to engineering, they will not synchronize with TFS work items.

Feature Summary
After importing this management pack, operators can:
  • Manually assign APM alerts to the engineering team which results in the creation of a new work item in Team Foundation Server.
  • Track and synchronize changes made to TFS work items and changes made to associated Operations Manager APM alerts.

Release History
  • April 13, 2012 - Original English release, version 7.0.8561.0

System requirements

Supported operating systems: Windows Server 2008, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Windows Server 2008 Service Pack 2
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  • Other Software:
    • System Center 2012 - Operations Manager running on any supported OS. A dedicated Operations Manager management group is not required.
    • Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010
  • Prerequisites
  • One of the following requirements must be met to run this management pack:
    • The Team Foundation Server (TFS) Object Model must be installed on the servers designated for TFS work item synchronization.
    • Or
    • Microsoft Visual Studio Team Explorer 2010 must be installed on the servers designated for TFS work item synchronization.

Instructions

Follow "How to Import an Operations Manager Management Pack" (http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/p/?LinkID=219431) section of System Center 2012 - Operations Manager user guide.

Using the TFS Work Item Synchronization Template
  1. In the Operations Manager console, in the navigation pane, click the Authoring button, click Management Pack Templates, and then, in the tasks pane, click the Add Monitoring Wizard.
  2. To open the TFS Work Item Synchronization template, in the Add Monitoring Wizard on the Monitoring Type page, select TFS Work Item Synchronization.
  3. On the General Properties page enter the synchronization name and description of the connection, and select a target management pack.
  4. On the Server Settings page, enter the TFS server URL to the collection, select the Operations Manager target resource pool, and choose the Run As account to be used for the TFS access. These credentials will be used to manage work items, so they should have the rights to create a new work item type. On the first synchronization the work item type is also imported, so TFS administrator credentials are also required.
  5. On the Project Settings page, click Add to add application components previously configured for monitoring with .NET Application Performance Monitoring.
  6. Map the selected application components to a TFS project (discovered at the TFS server through connection and populated). This enables escalation of alerts to the mapped project in TFS.
  7. Complete the management pack configuration.
  8. For additional information, see Guide for System Center Management Pack for Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010 Work Item Synchronization.

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