Posts Tagged ‘BMC Performance Manager’

Eating our own dog food, or sipping our own champagne

{ Posted on Jul 27 2006 by annegentle }
How we strive to achieve BSM at BMC Eating your own dog food. The phrase comes from the early television advertising genre when people would ask, but will the dog eat the food? Today it's categorized as ...Read More »

Follow up for ITIL and monitoring

{ Posted on Apr 07 2006 by annegentle }
I posted a scenario last week and got some feedback from the CONTROL-M folks Shortly after posting my ITIL and monitoring scenario about BMC Performance Manager notifying CONTROL-M that an SAP job was failing, I got a ...Read More »

ITIL and monitoring

{ Posted on Mar 30 2006 by annegentle }
How monitoring your infrastructure can provide a base layer for ITIL practices I'm relatively new to BMC Performance Manager but I've learned a lot in the past year or so about the capabilities and how it fits into the ...Read More »

How to create help files for custom BMC Performance Managers

{ Posted on Mar 23 2006 by annegentle }
Cross-platform browser HTML-based help is built right in to the SDK for BMC Performance Manager All this is documented in the Controlled Availability release of the BMC Performance Manager Software Development Kit (SDK), but I thought I'd write ...Read More »

Getting BMC parameter information that you can manipulate

{ Posted on Oct 25 2005 by annegentle }
There's a tool called the Parameter Reference Database on our support site that lets you export the PATROL Knowledge Module parameters to a CSV file so you can re-mix them as you want. This Parameter Reference Database tool for ...Read More »

Photos from the forum

{ Posted on Oct 19 2005 by annegentle }
I took some photos at the BMC Forum in Dallas October 2005 I had some fun with my digital SLR pretending to be a photojournalist. Here are some photos of activity at the forum. Chip and Stephen work for Dell ...Read More »

Tuesday BMC Performance Manager session at the BMC Forum 05 in Dallas

{ Posted on Oct 18 2005 by annegentle }
Reporting from a conference room set at 60 degrees Fahrenheit, here's your roving blogger reporting from Dallas Blogging live is harder than it sounds. Fortunately the wireless connection is behaving in two of the session rooms I've been in ...Read More »