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Business Service Monitoring

Join the dots between IT infrastructure performance and business service impact. Build a holistic overview for directors and executives while enabling system administrators to rapidly identify, investigate, and resolve IT issues.

Why Business Service Monitoring (BSM) is essential for any leading enterprise

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Complex hybrid IT leads to monitoring blind spots

Organizations struggle to gain a comprehensive view of systems and workflows across IT environments, which is critical for protecting service delivery.

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Delayed remediation compromises business resilience

Without robust infrastructure monitoring and advanced anomaly detection, IT problems are missed until they impact business resilience.

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Issue prioritization is a time-consuming challenge

Manually sifting through alert storms distracts from the IT issues that have the biggest impact, which creates the risk of disrupting end-users.

Opsview Business Service Monitoring Grid View

Step 1: Consolidate your critical business services

With Opsview’s Business Service Monitoring (BSM), you can easily build a single, consolidated view of your entire IT estate and all your business services. 

A BSM overview is created by grouping hosts into components and components into business service units, so you can see everything that needs to run to deliver a service such as Payroll.

Opsview’s BSM Grid is your business-at-a-glance view. Here you see the health of all your end-to-end business services in one place, in real time. Senior management can access this on their iPad, while ITOps Directors can display this on Operations Center screens.

Opsview Business Service Monitoring

Step 2: Pinpoint the root cause of IT issues quickly

By drilling down into a business service, you can expand your view, investigate the details of a problem, and rapidly navigate to the root cause in a matter of clicks. 

In this detailed view, you can see what has caused a critical service to move to a warning state or to fail. If your webstore or database service has stopped, for example, you’ll want to find out why and get it fixed quickly. 

Real-time availability counters help you understand how the service might be degrading and guide your investigation.

Opsview Business Service Monitoring Problem View

Step 3: Remove the noise, focus on what matters most

Alert fatigue is infamous. If you have a lot of warnings and alerts going off, you need to pick out the signal from the noise. 

The BSM problem filter allows you to do just that. In one click, you can collapse the BSM detailed view and see where the host checks are failing and the affected hosts.

This allows you to prioritize fixing the issues with the biggest potential to impact your business, understand dependencies, and bring hosts, sub-services, and end-to-end services back online.

Key Business Service Monitoring capabilities

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High scalability

Ensure Business Service Monitoring can expand alongside your business needs and keep pace with evolving IT estates.

Integrations medium

Native integrations

Seamlessly integrate with existing tools and workflows to unify infrastructure monitoring and streamline your operations.

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Guided investigation

Rapidly troubleshoot emerging IT issues, inform remediation with contextualized insights, and validate fixes.

Take a tour of Opsview Business Service Monitoring

Watch Opsview’s service-centric approach to monitoring in action. 

Easily prioritize issues and understand their wider business impact with an intuitive user interface. Use Opsview’s drill-down capabilities to go from the BSM grid to a breakdown of the objects your servers depend on. Conduct rapid root cause analysis with guided investigation and detailed monitoring views, where you see all the problems affecting the host. You can also use Opsview’s REST API to pull relevant status information and communicate what’s happening to impacted end-users.

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