Operation delay monitoring method, operation management apparatus, and operation management program
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsDaisuke Iizuka, Takuya Oda
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsDaisuke Iizuka, Takuya Oda
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A delay in a configuration changing operation of a computer system including a manual procedure and an automatic procedure is detected. Based on actions of a setup tool or a configuration tool operated on IT resources, an event which occurs corresponding to the start and the end of a manual procedure is detected and the actual time of the manual procedure is calculated from the detection time points. Next, a delay rate is calculated from a scheduled time and the actual time of the manual procedure, and an end time point of an incomplete operation procedure is estimated from an estimated time required for the manual procedure with the calculated delay rate taken into account and from a time required for the automatic procedure to determine whether the scheduled operation will be finished within a period.
An operation delay monitoring method of monitoring, by an operation management apparatus comprising a storage part and a processing part, a delay in an operation for configuring a computer system including at least one of management target resources among server apparatuses, storage apparatuses, and network apparatuses or for changing a configuration of a configured computer system, wherein
An operation management apparatus comprising a storage part and a processing part, the operation management apparatus being configured to monitor a delay in an operation for configuring a computer system including at least one of management target resources among server apparatuses, storage apparatuses, and network apparatuses or for changing a configuration of a configured computer system, wherein
An operation management program causing a computer to function as an operation management apparatus, the operation management apparatus comprising
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