OpenESM (Enterprise Systems Management Suite)

OpenESM is an open source software effort that combines several of the best open source systems management and monitoring tools

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OpenESM is an open source software effort that combines several of the best open source systems management and monitoring tools available, the experience of the best systems management professionals in the market and a big picture view of systems management in the enterprise. We understand ITIL and maintain ITIL certifications to better fit our product set with the IT Service Management processes (ITSM) Additionally, we provide plugin modules for some of the leading commercial products like IBM Tivoli Monitoring (TM) and Mercury Sitescope (TM). Some of these modules include pre-configured sets of monitors, rules and other ESM related software.

This VMware appliance is preloaded with CentOS Linux 4.2, MySQL 5, Apache 2 and best of all - OpenESM for Monitoring of servers running Unix, Linux or Windows and SNMP capable devices. OpenESM is an open source software effort that combines several of the best open source systems management and monitoring tools available, the experience of the best systems management professionals in the market and a big picture view of systems management in the enterprise. We understand ITIL and maintain ITIL certifications to better fit our product set with the IT Service Management processes (ITSM)

Right now, OpenESM has OpenESM for Monitoring v1.3. This release of the software is a combination of Apache, Simple Event Correlation and MySQL. Out of the box, we provide monitoring - warehousing of monitoring data - SLA reporting - correlation and notification. We offer the source code, but we also have a VMware based appliance.

Last updated: 09/15/2006

Operating system: CentOS Linux 4.2

Applications installed:
Apache 2 MySQL 5

VMware Tools installed: No

Size: 1000 MB
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Submitted by: mblonsky

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