Manage vm’s and services across private clouds and windows azure with system center app controller

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Technology

Starting point for services and source of truth

Template Specifies machine and connectivity requirements
Deployed services are always linked to their templates
Enables servicing of the instances

Groups of machines that work together
Includes machine definitions as well as applications

Instance Native application types:
Web Applications (WebDeploy)
Virtual Applications (Server App-V Package)
Database Applications (SQL DAC)

• Service level refresher updates all of the service information
• Identifies any virtual machines that have gone missing from the
service

• Service Refresher supports 2 states
• OK - All the VMs are OK
• Needs Attention
• At least one VM has a problem of some type
• VM refresher state indicates the actual problem

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Fall of ussr block

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