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Workload Optimization Manager 2.3Target Configuration Guide
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ContentsTarget Configuration. 6Adding and Removing Target Virtual Management Servers.9Hypervisor Targets.10IBM PowerVM.14BareMetal Hypervisor. 17Hyper-V. 21Creating A Service User Account. 26Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV-M).27vCenter Server.30Creating A Service User Account In vCenter.35Other Information Imported from vCenter.36XenServer. 36Cloud Management Targets.40Hybrid/Multi Cloud Configuration. 41Private Cloud.42CloudStack.43OpenStack.47vCloud Director.54Virtual Machine Manager. 58Public Cloud.64Amazon Web Services. 65IBM SoftLayer. 71Microsoft Azure. 75Storage Targets.81Dell Compellent. 84EMC ScaleIO. 87EMC VMAX.89EMC VNX. 91EMC VPLEX. 94EMC XtremIO.95HPE 3PAR. 98HDS. 101NetApp.104Restricted Service Accounts In NetApp.107Pure Storage. 109Workload Optimization Manager 2.3 Target Configuration Guideiii
ContentsGuest OS Process Targets. 113AppDynamics. 114Docker Containers.118Dynatrace.120SNMP. 122Enabling SNMP.124WMI.126Creating a WMI User Account.128Enabling WMI.129Application Server Targets. 130JBoss.134Apache Tomcat. 136JVM Application. 140Oracle WebLogic. 144IBM WebSphere.147Database Server Targets.151MySQL. 153Enabling User Permissions on MySQL Server. 155Oracle.157Creating a Service User Account in Oracle. 160SQL Server.161Windows Application Targets.165Network Flow Targets. 168Arista. 170Cisco APIC.171Tetration.172NetFlow. 173sFlow. 175Application Container Targets. 177Setting Up Application Containers Managed By Kubernetes.178PaaS Targets. 180Cloud Foundry. 183Pivotal Operations Manager. 186Fabric Targets.191Cisco UCS Manager. 193ivCisco www.cisco.com
ContentsCisco UCS Central.196HPE OneView. 200Hyperconverged Targets.204Cisco HyperFlex.207Nutanix. 209Enabling Standalone (Acropolis) Operating Mode In Nutanix.213Pinning Nutanix Controller VMs in Generic Hypervisor Mode. 214Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Targets. 215Horizon. 216UCS Director.219UCS Director.224ServiceNow. 229Load Balancer Targets. 231Workload Optimization Manager Targets for Aggregation.235Appendix — Target Configuration. 237Cisco Unified Computing System. 237Enabling Collection of Memory Statistics: AWS. 238Enabling Collection of Memory Statistics: Azure. 240Enabling Windows Remote Management. 241Enabling WinRM Via Global Policy Objects. 242Enabling WinRM Via PowerShell.243Secure Setup of WSMan. 243Port Configuration.244Sample OpenStack SNMP Configuration File for PM Metric Collection.245Workload Optimization Manager 2.3 Target Configuration Guidev
Target ConfigurationA target is a service that performs management in your virtual environment. Workload Optimization Manager uses targets to monitorworkload and to execute actions in your environment. Target Configuration specifies the ports Workload Optimization Manager usesto connect with these services. You must install Workload Optimization Manager on a network that has access to the specific servicesyou want to set up as targets.For each target, Workload Optimization Manager communicates with the service via the management protocol that it exposes — TheREST API, SMI-S, XML, or some other management transport. Workload Optimization Manager uses this communication to discoverthe managed entities, monitor resource utilization, and execute actions.You can assign in
IBM SoftLayer Database Servers . Load Balancer, etc.) After you choose the technology, then choose the specific target type for that technology. For example, for Hypervisor technology, the types you can
