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Now what is HP BAC/BSM?
This comes under Application Performance Management which basically means that it is a software suite that ensures the performance of the desktop, web, and mobile apps in on-premise, cloud and hybrid environments.
What is APM (Application Performance Management)
BSM’s Application Performance Management (APM) solution provides 24x7 application, service, and infrastructure monitoring, which enables you to manage your applications from an end-user perspective, realize the business impact of performance and availability issues, and diagnose application
problems. Data arriving from BSM monitoring components such as SiteScope, Business
Process Monitor, Real User Monitor, and Diagnostics, as well as data arriving via integrations with other HP and third-party products, automatically populate the Run-time Service Model (RTSM), defining CIs and their relationships. In addition, you can synchronize topology between a Configuration Management System (CMS) and the RTSM, enabling topology-based integration flows with other HP or third-party centers.
BSM consolidates topology, events, and performance and availability metrics from across domains and monitoring systems into the BSM management centers, enabling consolidated event and service health
management for IT operations. Events and metrics from third-party integrations can be included in this "single pane of glass" approach. Cross-domain events are automatically correlated by the event-based correlation engine, to correlate a symptom with its cause.
Now what is HP BAC/BSM?
This comes under Application Performance Management which basically means that it is a software suite that ensures the performance of the desktop, web, and mobile apps in on-premise, cloud and hybrid environments.
What is APM (Application Performance Management)
BSM’s Application Performance Management (APM) solution provides 24x7 application, service, and infrastructure monitoring, which enables you to manage your applications from an end-user perspective, realize the business impact of performance and availability issues, and diagnose application
problems. Data arriving from BSM monitoring components such as SiteScope, Business
Process Monitor, Real User Monitor, and Diagnostics, as well as data arriving via integrations with other HP and third-party products, automatically populate the Run-time Service Model (RTSM), defining CIs and their relationships. In addition, you can synchronize topology between a Configuration Management System (CMS) and the RTSM, enabling topology-based integration flows with other HP or third-party centers.
Conclusion:
BSM consolidates topology, events, and performance and availability metrics from across domains and monitoring systems into the BSM management centers, enabling consolidated event and service health
management for IT operations. Events and metrics from third-party integrations can be included in this "single pane of glass" approach. Cross-domain events are automatically correlated by the event-based correlation engine, to correlate a symptom with its cause.
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