Microsoft System Center Operations Manager SCOM Console Management Pack Authoring training (v2019-2025)

Already using SCOM and looking to expand your monitoring capabilities? Our SCOM Specialist Training – Console Authoring is designed for administrators who want to dive deep into console authoring to get most out of creating monitoring solutions using the SCOM console.

In this extensive training, we’ll explore key topics such as:

• Understanding the SCOM Console’s scope
• Definition and significance of Management Packs
• Essential components of management packs: Classes, Discoveries, and Groups
• Monitors and Rules: Types and applications
• Creating and customizing Views
• Insight into Reporting functionalities

Discover how to:

• Plan our monitoring strategy.
• Expand your classes.
• Create and utilize Groups.

We’ll utilize pre-made templates for:

• Monitoring Windows Services
• Checking Website Availability
• Monitoring Website Transactions
• Database monitoring via OLEDB
• TCP Port Checks

Lastly, we’ll bring everything together in a lab to demonstrate how SCOM’s Health Model assists us in building our Distributed Application. We’ll utilize the objects we’ve discovered and the monitors we’ve created, aligning them with a service level objective.

This training is created as an online training given through Teams (or another platform if needed) and in the English language, given the nature of the product. It is possible to give this training on-site if you have a larger group of participants and a strict need for physical presence or if there is a need for an adjusted version for your specific use case - contact us if that is the case.

This training includes Labs for creating a management pack using the SCOM console including attributes, discovery, monitoring templates, monitors, rules, groups, and distributed application.

We assume you know the basics of SCOM as an Administrator. We have relevant trainings for those as well.

This training includes a certification badge upon finishing the training. Also this certification counts as a module (1 out of 4) for the SCOM Specialist certification.