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Getting Started with Microsoft Operations Management Suite

by Kunal D Mehta

Microsoft Operations Management Suite is a new cloud and IT management solution for the enterprises. This course will introduce you to OMS and teach you the essential lessons that you need to get started with it in the real world.

What you'll learn

In today's modern world where your infrastructure spans across multiple clouds and on-premises data-centers, there is a shortage of tools that can help you seamlessly manage your mixed hybrid environments from one single place. OMS is an all-in-one cloud and IT management solution for the enterprise which aims to solve that problem. In this course, Getting Started with Microsoft Operations Management Suite, you'll get a better understanding of what OMS is, and exactly what it does. First, you’ll explore the product architecture and how to create a workspace, activate solutions, enable performance and log data collection. Next, you'll learn how to understand and analyze the data collected from data sources. Finally, you'll discover how to write log search queries, configure alerts, and design your own custom views using the View Designer. By the end of this course, you’ll have a very clear understanding of this product, and realize the benefits of how it can help you centralize the management of your hybrid environments – thereby making your management experience highly efficient.

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About the author

Kunal D Mehta is a Microsoft and VMware certified IT Pro specializing in Core Infrastructure solutions like Windows Server, Active Directory, Exchange, SharePoint, Office 365, Azure, and System Center products. He has trained about half a dozen SI partner companies in India on Server 2012 and Private Cloud solutions covering over two thousand people. When he is not doing his geeky thing, he likes to hang out with friends to play a game of snooker or bowling. He also loves watching all types of m... more

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