Using Operations Manager Runtime Scripts

System Center

Updated: January 31, 2012

Applies To: System Center 2012 - Operations Manager

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System Center 2012 – Operations Manager includes a script library that you can use to create custom runtime scripts. When you add them to a management pack, you can use these scripts to do the following:

Discover class instances that you want to monitor
Create monitoring data that can later be used by rules, tasks, or monitors

In This Section

Runtime Scripts Overview: Provides an overview of runtime scripts and how they are used in management packs.

How to Use Runtime Scripts for Discovery: Describes how to create a runtime script that discovers class instances that are defined in a management pack.

How to Use Runtime Scripts for Monitoring: Describes how to create a runtime script that collects data for use by monitors, rules, or tasks.

How to Create Operations Manager Events by Using a Script: Describes how to add events to the Operations Manager event log from a runtime script.

Reference

Operations Manager Scripting Objects

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