Figure 1: IT-Conductor Patented Agentless Platform High-level Architecture
Figure 1: IT-Conductor Patented Agentless Platform High-level Architecture
Figure 1: T-Shirt Sizing Technique
Figure 2: T-Shirt-to-Hardware Sizing Equivalent
| T-Shirt Size | CPU (Core) | Memory (Gb) | Landscape (System) |
|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 4 | 4 | <=25 |
| S | 4 | 8 | <=50 |
| M | 4 | 12 | <=75 |
| L | 8 | 16 | <=100 |
| XL | 8 | 32 | >100 |
Figure 1: Default Dashboard
Figure 2a: Administrator's Dashboard
Figure 2b: Action Panels in Administrator's Dashboard
| Systems/Servers | Description |
|---|---|
| Sites | Functionalities that allow defining the group of systems |
| Gateways | Remote connections that will enable IT-Conductor to communicate with your on-premise or cloud systems |
| SAP Systems | NetWeaver systems that you can add for monitoring |
| SAP Java Systems | Standard NetWeaver Java systems that can be added for monitoring, including support for advanced PI/PO environment monitoring |
| SAP Host Agents | The foundational layer of SAP monitoring, which IT-Conductor builds upon to provide an additional layer of advanced visibility and control |
| SAP HANA Systems | SAP HANA systems to be monitored, allowing you to track resource usage and overall performance |
| Oracle Instances | Oracle databases to be monitored via Java Database Connectivity (JDBC) for performance, availability, and resource usage tracking |
| SAP ASE Servers | Sybase servers to be monitored, including the thread pools, devices, and database alerts |
| Microsoft SQL Servers | MS SQL Servers that can be monitored to display key metrics such as active transactions, timeouts, and linked server status |
| MaxDB Instances | SAP databases that require monitoring to ensure the availability and performance of production databases |
| Linux/Unix Systems | Linux systems to be monitored via SSH |
| Windows Systems | Windows servers that need to be monitored such as performance and operational statistics of the system |
| BusinessObjects Systems | BOBJ systems to be analyzed and monitored including several BODS components such as repositories, RFC servers, batch jobs, etc. |
Figure 3: CIO Dashboard
Figure 4: Tenant Health Dashboard
Figure 5: Help Desk Dashboard
Figure 6: Custom SAP Basis Dashboard
Figure 1: 360-degree View of Application Environment
Figure 2: Availability and Performance Monitoring
Figure 3: Multi-Component Service Availability Monitoring in IT-Conductor
Figure 1: Time-Synchronized Troubleshooting
Figure 2: Dynamic Service Level Management
Figure 1: Synthetic Transaction Management
Figure 1: Root Cause Analysis
Figure 4: Service Performance Overview
Figure 5: CCMS Alerts
Figure 6: Shortdumps CCMS Alert Counts
Figure 7: Failed Batch Jobs
Figure 8: Aborted Background Jobs
Figure 1: CPU Utilization Chart in IT-Conductor
Figure 2: Memory Utilization Chart in IT-Conductor
Figure 3: Disk Utilization Chart in IT-Conductor
Figure 1: IT-Conductor Service Grid
Figure 2: IT-Conductor Health Explorer
Figure 3: Graphs and Charts in IT-Conductor Service Grid
Figure 4: S/4HANA Dashboard in IT-Conductor
Figure 5: IT-Conductor Process Composer
Figure 1: IT-Conductor's 4Ps of Automation
Figure 1: Automated Admin Scripts & Jobs
Figure 2: Process Composer
Figure 3: Self-Healing Automated Recovery
Figure 4: Digitized Complex IT Processes
| Term | Decription |
|---|---|
| Process Composer | It is an integral component within IT-Conductor that enables the automation capabilities of the platform. It provides the interface to design and develop automation workflows by leveraging a drag-and-drop functionality where users can define the sequence of actions, dependencies, and conditional logic, all within a visually intuitive environment. |
| Process Definition | It is a template used for orchestrating various activities. It acts as a workflow automation framework that can be manually triggered to run or scheduled to automatically execute at a desired date and time. It is composed of one or more activities that are woven together to create an automated workflow. |
| Activity | It is a component of a process definition that contains the actual task or operation. It contains various types of scripts, such as SQL, shell, Terraform, or Ansible scripts, which are executed to perform certain actions or manipulate data. Each activity can also contain subprocesses that are also composed of one or more activities. |
| Subprocess | It refers to a smaller process that is part of a larger process. Each subprocess is composed of one or more activities, which contribute to the completion of the main process definition. |
Figure 1: 10 Ways to Smart Automation
Figure 2: 5Ds of IT-Conductor’s Cloud Migration Strategy
Figure 1: Gateway Network Setup