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PeterHarding: /* Documents */

2008-02-25T06:31:45Z

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	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/CMDB-Federation-white-paper-vision-v1.0.pdf CMDB-Federation-white-paper-vision-v1.0.pdf]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/CMDB-Federation-white-paper-vision-v1.0.pdf CMDB-Federation-white-paper-vision-v1.0.pdf]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/2004818151257_CMDB_Relationship_Diagram.pdf CMDB_Relationship_Diagram.pdf]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/2004818151257_CMDB_Relationship_Diagram.pdf CMDB_Relationship_Diagram.pdf]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]


			==BMC==

			* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/index.php/Image:CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd BMC Atrium CMDB2.1.00 CDM Diagram (Visio)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/index.php/Image:CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd BMC Atrium CMDB2.1.00 CDM Diagram (Visio)]

PeterHarding: /* Documents */

2008-02-25T06:30:59Z

Documents

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	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/index.php/Image:CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd CMDB2.1.~~00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd~~]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/index.php/Image:CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd BMC Atrium CMDB2.1.00 CDM Diagram (Visio)]

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PeterHarding: /* Documents */

2008-02-25T06:30:21Z

Documents

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	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]
			* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/index.php/Image:CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd CMDB2.1.00_CDM_Diagram_Visio.vsd]

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PeterHarding at 02:53, 25 February 2008

2008-02-25T02:53:52Z

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	==Open Source==		==Open Source==



			[[Category:ITIL]][[Category:CMDB]]

PeterHarding: /* References */

2008-02-19T22:47:03Z

References

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	* Take a look at [www.BPMspace.org BPMspace for ITIL]. There is an open source CMDB included here as well as an example schema		* Take a look at [http://www.BPMspace.org/ BPMspace for ITIL]. There is an open source CMDB included here as well as an example schema
	* [[Demystifying the CMDB]]		* [[Demystifying the CMDB]]

PeterHarding: /* Overview */

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Overview

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	The draft specification, [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/CMDBf_v1.0b.pdf CMDBf v1.0b (pdf)], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.		The draft specification, [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/CMDBf_v1.0b.pdf CMDBf v1.0b (pdf)], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.

			See [[CMDBf Data Model]] for XML version of data model.

	=References=		=References=

PeterHarding: /* Overview */

2008-02-19T22:43:49Z

Overview

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	=Overview=		=Overview=

			Extracted from [http://www.cmdbf.org CMDBf.org]...

	CMDBs give IT organizations complete visibility into the attributes, relationships, and dependencies of the components in their enterprise computing environments. An industry standard for federating and accessing IT information will integrate communication between IT management tools. With a standard way for vendors and tools to share and access configuration data, organizations can use their CMDBs to create a more complete and accurate view of IT information spread out across multiple data sources. This makes it easier to keep track of changes to an IT environment, such as the last time an application was updated or changes to critical configuration information. It also helps organizations better understand the impact of changes they make to the IT environment.		CMDBs give IT organizations complete visibility into the attributes, relationships, and dependencies of the components in their enterprise computing environments. An industry standard for federating and accessing IT information will integrate communication between IT management tools. With a standard way for vendors and tools to share and access configuration data, organizations can use their CMDBs to create a more complete and accurate view of IT information spread out across multiple data sources. This makes it easier to keep track of changes to an IT environment, such as the last time an application was updated or changes to critical configuration information. It also helps organizations better understand the impact of changes they make to the IT environment.

	The draft specification, [http://www.~~cmdbf~~.~~org~~ CMDBf.~~org~~], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.		The draft specification, [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/CMDBf_v1.0b.pdf CMDBf v1.0b (pdf)], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.

	=References=		=References=

PeterHarding at 22:42, 19 February 2008

2008-02-19T22:42:23Z

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	CMDBs give IT organizations complete visibility into the attributes, relationships, and dependencies of the components in their enterprise computing environments. An industry standard for federating and accessing IT information will integrate communication between IT management tools. With a standard way for vendors and tools to share and access configuration data, organizations can use their CMDBs to create a more complete and accurate view of IT information spread out across multiple data sources. This makes it easier to keep track of changes to an IT environment, such as the last time an application was updated or changes to critical configuration information. It also helps organizations better understand the impact of changes they make to the IT environment.		CMDBs give IT organizations complete visibility into the attributes, relationships, and dependencies of the components in their enterprise computing environments. An industry standard for federating and accessing IT information will integrate communication between IT management tools. With a standard way for vendors and tools to share and access configuration data, organizations can use their CMDBs to create a more complete and accurate view of IT information spread out across multiple data sources. This makes it easier to keep track of changes to an IT environment, such as the last time an application was updated or changes to critical configuration information. It also helps organizations better understand the impact of changes they make to the IT environment.

	The draft specification, [[http://www.cmdbf.org]], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.		The draft specification, [http://www.cmdbf.org CMDBf.org], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.

	=References=		=References=

PeterHarding at 22:40, 19 February 2008

2008-02-19T22:40:57Z

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			=Overview=

			CMDBs give IT organizations complete visibility into the attributes, relationships, and dependencies of the components in their enterprise computing environments. An industry standard for federating and accessing IT information will integrate communication between IT management tools. With a standard way for vendors and tools to share and access configuration data, organizations can use their CMDBs to create a more complete and accurate view of IT information spread out across multiple data sources. This makes it easier to keep track of changes to an IT environment, such as the last time an application was updated or changes to critical configuration information. It also helps organizations better understand the impact of changes they make to the IT environment.

			The draft specification, [[http://www.cmdbf.org]], defines query and registration web services for interaction between a federating CMDB and an MDR, based on HTTP, SOAP, WSDL, XML Schema, and Web Services Interoperability (WS-I) standards.

	=References=		=References=

PeterHarding: /* Documents */

2008-02-19T22:39:41Z

Documents

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	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf EMA_BMC-Atrium_CMDB_SCP.pdf]
	* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]		* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Establishing_a_CMDB_Schema_-_A_Working_Model.pdf Establishing a CMDB Schema - A Working Model (pdf)]
			* [http://www.performiq.com.au/kb/images/Frontrange_CMDB_whitepaper_NA.pdf Frontrange CMDB whitepaper (pdf)]

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