Hello,
The Operations Manager agent sends alert and discovery data to the primary management server, which writes the data to the operational database. The agent also sends events, performance, and state data to the primary management server for that agent, which writes the data to the operational and data warehouse databases simultaneously.
The agent sends data according to the schedule parameters for each rule and monitor. For optimized collection rules, data is only transmitted if a sample of a counter differs from the previous sample by a specified tolerance, such as 10%. This helps reduce
network traffic and the volume of data stored in the operational database.
Additionally, all agents send a packet of data, called a heartbeat, to the management server on a regular schedule, by default every 60 seconds. The purpose of the heartbeat is to validate the availability of the agent and communication between the agent and
the management server. For each agent, Operations Manager runs a health service watcher, which monitors the state of the remote Health Service from the perspective of the management server.
For more follow following articles.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2004886
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G.R.V
- Marked as answer by SuperROHIT 18 hours 26 minutes ago
Hi,
Please refer to:
Operations Manager Key Concepts
Hello,
The Operations Manager agent sends alert and discovery data to the primary management server, which writes the data to the operational database. The agent also sends events, performance, and state data to the primary management server for that agent, which writes the data to the operational and data warehouse databases simultaneously.
The agent sends data according to the schedule parameters for each rule and monitor. For optimized collection rules, data is only transmitted if a sample of a counter differs from the previous sample by a specified tolerance, such as 10%. This helps reduce
network traffic and the volume of data stored in the operational database.
Additionally, all agents send a packet of data, called a heartbeat, to the management server on a regular schedule, by default every 60 seconds. The purpose of the heartbeat is to validate the availability of the agent and communication between the agent and
the management server. For each agent, Operations Manager runs a health service watcher, which monitors the state of the remote Health Service from the perspective of the management server.
For more follow following articles.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2004886
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G.R.V
- Marked as answer by SuperROHIT Thursday, May 21, 2015 12:45 PM
Hello,
The Operations Manager agent sends alert and discovery data to the primary management server, which writes the data to the operational database. The agent also sends events, performance, and state data to the primary management server for that agent, which writes the data to the operational and data warehouse databases simultaneously.
The agent sends data according to the schedule parameters for each rule and monitor. For optimized collection rules, data is only transmitted if a sample of a counter differs from the previous sample by a specified tolerance, such as 10%. This helps reduce
network traffic and the volume of data stored in the operational database.
Additionally, all agents send a packet of data, called a heartbeat, to the management server on a regular schedule, by default every 60 seconds. The purpose of the heartbeat is to validate the availability of the agent and communication between the agent and
the management server. For each agent, Operations Manager runs a health service watcher, which monitors the state of the remote Health Service from the perspective of the management server.
For more follow following articles.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/2004886
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G.R.V
- Marked as answer by SuperROHIT Thursday, May 21, 2015 12:45 PM
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