Tuesday 16 September 2014

Introduction to Business Service Management Gateway, DPS and Database servers

BSM Gateway server takes various responsibilities like connecting to the Data Collector, distributing data to other BSM component, running BSM applications, Operating BSM Administration Console, providing BSM interface & Repots.
BSM Data Processing server is takes various responsibilities like Aggregating and partitioning data, running business logic engines & controlling CMDB- related services.
Database server consists of Management Database & Profile database, Business Process Insight Database, Operations Management Database, RTSM, RTSM history.
Management database: For storage of system-wide and management related Metadata for the HP Business Service Management environment. HP Business Service Management requires one management database. You can create this database manually, or by using the Server and Database Configuration utility.
Profile database(s): For storage of raw and aggregated measurement data obtained from the HP Business Service Management data collectors. Although only one profile database is required, you can store profile data in multiple databases, if required. You can create profile databases manually, or by using the Database Management page, accessible from Admin > Platform > Setup and Maintenance.
Business Process Insight Database: For storage of the Business Process Models created using the Business Process Insight Modeler.
Operations Management Database: For storage of operations management events and related data, such as annotations, as well as for storage of operations management configuration data, such as event Correlation rules
RTSM: The Run-time Service Model contains the following databases
RTSM: For storage of configuration information that is gathered from the various HP Business Service Management and third-party applications and tools. This information is used when building HP Business Service Management views.
RTSM History: For storage of changes, over time, of the CMDB configuration items (CIs). Users can view CI changes as well as view snapshots.

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