Publicly accessible vROps 6.3, 6.4, and 6.5 online demo environments now available

[grvmtech]

FYI, Blue Medora has made publicly available 4 distinct vROps environments that are online and available for anyone who might find it useful to connect them.  Details, including scenarios highlighted in each, are available below.  If you have questions regarding access or the content of these demos, please reach out to demosupport@bluemedora.com.

Demo Environment 1 Live Link

Resource Kinds: vSphere | Oracle Database | NetApp Storage | Cisco UCS | Cisco Nexus

vROps Version: 6.3

User Login / Password Info can be found here

Scenarios found in this environment:

1. Use a Single Tool for Database and Infrastructure Monitoring
2. Plan for Storage Capacity Growth with Projects
3. Monitor Your Entire Stack, from Database to Disk

Demo Environment 2 Live Link

Resource Kinds: vSphere | MySQL Adapter | MongoDB | EMC VNX Block | Dell EMC PowerEdge | Cisco Networking

vROps Version: 6.3

User Login / Password Info can be found here

Scenarios found in this environment:

1. Gain Deeper Insight into Network Performance
2. Monitor Infrastructure During Migration
3. Understand Storage Cache Monitoring for SAN Efficiency

Demo Environment 3 Live Link

Resource Kinds: vSphere | NetApp E-Series | Microsoft SQL Server | F5 BIG-IP | Dell EMC PowerEdge | Citrix XenDesktop | Cisco Networking

vROPs Version: 6.4

User Login / Password Info can be found here

Scenarios found in this environment:

1. Monitor Workload Utilization Across Key Components of the Citrix VDI Stack
2. Understand Average Login Performance
3. See Stress on the VDI Environment to Prevent User “Boot-Storms”

Demo Environment 4 Live Link

Resource Kinds: vSphere | PostgreSQL | Oracle DB | MSSQL | NetApp | Cisco UCS | Cisco Networking | Amazon Web Services | Amazon RDS | Amazon Aurora

vROps Version: 6.5

User Login / Password Info can be found here

Scenarios found in this environment:

1. Use a Single Tool to Monitor All Database Workloads
2. See Performance Across your MySQL Workloads, On-Premises and Cloud
3. Understand the Health of Your Infrastructure, No Matter its Location

[Kpitt]

I thought it'd be neat to check this out, and have only looked at demo 4 but all collections are currently in a failed state. As the demo user, I have very limited visibility, so I cannot really investigate much beyond that. I'll see if they have a feedback section.

Thanks,

-K

[tarpit]

Hello,

I'm Craig Lee with Blue Medora and lead our demo env team.

In all of our demo environments the adapters are in the "failed" state because its running in a Historical Mode (HVM). The data is still being replayed, so there are metrics in the objects and alerts, but if you look at the adapter themselves, they will always look like they are down on an HVM system.

Yes, the demo user on VROPS is a non-admin user, so they can't look at the adapter configuration. Thank for digging in though.

Let me know if you see issues with the dashboards or object metrics.

You can email demosupport@bluemedora.com for any issues or questions.

Thanks,

Craig

[Kpitt]

Craig,

Thanks for the quick response. I'll continue looking around and email in if I find anything.

-K