Monitoring

Article
05/16/2012

Applies To: Operations Manager 2007 R2, System Center Operations Manager 2007

Contains the workflow definitions that are used to discover and monitor the service model of a management pack.

Schema Hierarchy

Syntax

<Monitoring>
   <Discoveries>…</Discoveries>
   <Rules>…</Rules>
   <Tasks>…</Tasks>   <Monitors>…</Monitors>
   <Diagnostics>…</Diagnostics>
   <Recoveries>…</Recoveries>   <Overrides>…</Overrides>
   <ServiceLevelObjectives>…</ServiceLevelObjectives>
</Monitoring>

Attributes and Elements

The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and the parent element of the Monitoring element.

Attributes

None.

Child Elements

Element	Description
Discoveries	Optional element. Contains discovery workflow definitions.
Rules	Optional element. Contains rule definitions targeted at a specific class type in the service model.
Tasks	Optional element. Contains task definitions targeted at a specific class type in the service model on an agent computer.
Monitors	Optional element. Contains monitor definitions targeted at a specific class type in the service model.
Diagnostics	Optional element. Contains diagnostic definitions targeted at a specific monitor in the health model.
Recoveries	Optional element. Contains recovery definitions targeted at a specific monitor type in the health model.
Overrides	Optional element. Contains property and configuration overrides.
ServiceLevelObjectives	Optional element. Contains service-level objectives.

Parent Elements

Element	Description
ManagementPack	Represents the root element of a management pack.

Remarks

The Monitoring element of a management pack contains discoveries and monitoring type workflows that comprise the health model of your management pack. The health model is designed to monitor the service model of your application or service. Your service model is defined in the EntityTypes element in the form of an object model that consists of ClassType and RelationshipType definitions. The service model must be clearly defined before you begin to define your health model.

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