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This document provides an introduction to enterprise application management for Blackboard. It discusses the importance of understanding the various architectural components, having the right tools to manage the application, and developing plans for operations, capacity, disasters, and quality assurance. Going enterprise requires understanding user needs, technical foundations, and planning for growth and issues.
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- 1. Going Enterprise? An Introduction to Enterprise Application Management Stephen Feldman ( [email_address] ) Director Blackboard Performance Engineering 07/10/07
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- 12. Sun Multi-Purpose Reference Architecture
- 13. Going enterprise means you understand the ingredients…
- 14. Alternative Performance Configurations: Multi-Home Clustering Academic Suite Vista/CE Learning System
- 15. Alternative Performance Configurations: Distributed Load-Balancing and Clustering Academic Suite Vista/CE Learning System
- 16. Alternative Performance Configurations: Server Virtualization (Linux/Windows)
- 17. Alternative Performance Configurations: Server Virtualization (Solaris)
- 27. Questions? Steve Feldman Director, Software Performance Engineering and Architecture [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- Reactive and Exploratory: Reactive Initiate problem management Utilize event and alert management Measure infrastructure component availability 2. Monitoring and Management Proactive Analyze trends Set Thresholds Predict problems Measure availability of applications Utilize problem-, configuration-, performance-, and asset management 3. Performance Optimizing Progressive Predict scalability, capacity, and response times Analyze the performance and capacity impacts of alternative changes to configuration, workflow, and assets 4. Business Optimizing Manage IT as a service Define services by business Negotiate and manage SLAs with the business owner Define performance indicators Integrate business planning 5. Process Optimizing Analyze alternative designs Ensure performance prior to deployment Confirm sizing estimates and justify funding for optimal performance and capacity Extrapolate test to production
- Few organizations put in the time, money or resources to support the PMM It’s not about how big your deployment is… It’s more about the processes and procedures that are in place
- JIRA is a system used by Blackboard, as well as many institutions world wide. An academic license can be acquired for $600. Confluence is a system used by Blackboard, as well as many institutions world wide. An academic license for 25 users can be acquired for $600. Application management tools: foglight/spotlight from Quest,