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OpsMgr: Custom Unix/Linux Summary Dashboard for the Hoster Widget

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This post features a sample management pack that consist of a Custom Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard that is based on the OOTB Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard (under the Unix/Linux Computers folder), BUT can instead be hosted by the a Dashboard Hoster Widget.

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This sample management pack (Custom.Unix.Summary.Dashboard.xml) and the template to create Dashboard Hoster Widgets can be downloaded from the TechNet Gallery.
 
Importing the management pack into a OpsMgr 2012 R2 environment will allow the Custom Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard to appear under a folder with a name of “Custom Unix/Linux Summary” under the root folder of the Monitoring Workspace.
 
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The Custom Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard looks exactly like the OOTB Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard. However, it is configured differently utilizing Component Implementations instead of Component Overrides and has a different Dashboard URI: Custom.Unix.Summary.Dashboard!CustomGenerated_CustomLayout_UNIXLinuxComputerSummary

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Using this Dashboard URI, the Custom Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard can be hosted on a Dashboard Hoster Widget.
 
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Here is an example of a dashboard layout with 1 Hoster Widget hosting the Custom Unix/Linux Computer Summary dashboard and another Hoster Widget hosting the Management Group Health Trend dashboard side by side:
 
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For more information, please visit:
OpsMgr: Sample Dashboard Hoster Widget Template
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wei_out_there_with_system_center/2016/04/08/opsmgr-sample-dashboard-hoster-widget-template/ 

 
   
   
  
 

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    April 19, 2016
    Great work!