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Hybrid Cloud Management with Red Hat CloudForms

You're reading from   Hybrid Cloud Management with Red Hat CloudForms Build, manage, and control an open hybrid cloud infrastructure using Red Hat CloudForms

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785283574
Length 174 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sangram Rath Sangram Rath
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Preface 1. Red Hat CloudForms Internals FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Red Hat CloudForms on Red Hat OpenStack 3. Building a Hybrid Cloud Environment Using Red Hat CloudForms 4. Provisioning Instances Using Red Hat CloudForms 5. Life Cycle Management Using Red Hat CloudForms 6. Automation Using Red Hat CloudForms 7. Managing Red Hat CloudForms 8. Monitoring a Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Using Red Hat CloudForms 9. Optimizing Using Red Hat CloudForms 10. APIs for Red Hat CloudForms Index

Events


An event is an occurrence in a hybrid cloud infrastructure that initiates the checking of a condition or set of conditions. There are eight broad functional event types available in CloudForms Management Engine, and these cannot be modified. These event types contain a set of events that can be selected, and whenever these events occur, they trigger a check of conditions.

After creating a policy, to assign events, select the desired policy, click on the Configuration button, and select Edit this Policy's Event assignments. This will load the Event Selection page, which will list different events categorized into sections. Some of the event categories are:

  • VM Configuration, which contains events such as VM Create Complete, VM Settings Change, and VM Clone Complete.

  • VM Lifecycle, which contains events such as VM Discovery, VM Retired, and so on.

  • VM Operation, which contains events such as VM Power On, VM Power Off, VM Reset, and so on. A screenshot of the VM Operation section, which...

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