Complementando o post anterior sobre os novos Management Packs atualizados após o lançamento do Windows e System 2016 (http://www.marcelosincic.com.br/post/new-system-center-operations-manager-2016-management-packs.aspx), segue atualização.
Foi liberado hoje o Preview do novo Management Pack para SQL desde a versão 2008 até 2016.
Importante que este preview já resolve alguns problemas que ocorreram com bases de dados e indicadores na console do SCOM 2016:
New SQL Server 2008/2008 R2/2012 MP Features and Fixes
- No extra permissions on remote WMI are now required for Local System account when Always On hosts have names that are no longer than 15 symbols
- Fixed: Always On discovery and monitoring scripts cannot read cashed values in Windows registry
- Fixed: Wrong MP version number in some Always On scripts
- Fixed: CPUUsage and DBDiskLatency scripts fail with the reason: “Index operation failed”
- Added retry policy in some Always On workflows to make PS-scripts work more stable
- Updated the visualization library
- Changed behavior of Always On scripts for cases when WSFC service is stopped
New SQL Server 2014/2016 MP Features and Fixes
- No extra permissions on remote WMI are now required for Local System account when Always On hosts have names that are no longer than 15 symbols
- Fixed: Always On discovery and monitoring scripts cannot read cashed values in Windows registry
- Fixed: Wrong MP version number in some Always On scripts
- Fixed: CPUUsage and DBDiskLatency scripts fail with the reason: “Index operation failed”
- Added retry policy in some Always On workflows to make PS-scripts work more stable
- Updated the visualization library
- Fixed: Always On objects get undiscovered when any Always On discovery crashes
New SQL Server Replication 2008/2012/2014/2016 MP Features and Fixes
- Added support for configurations where computer host names are longer than 15 symbols
- Fixed: MonitorDistributorSnapshotFreeSpace fails when being launched against SQL Server 2014 SP2
- Fixed: Wrong source detection in logging
- Updated the visualization library
New SQL Server Analysis Services 2008/2012/2014/2016 MP Features and Fixes
- Added support for configurations where computer host names are longer than 15 symbols
- Fixed: AS workflows sometimes crash
- Updated the visualization library
New SQL Server Reporting Services 2008/2012/2014/2016 MP Features and Fixes
- Added support for configurations where computer host names are longer than 15 symbols
- Fixed: Web Service monitors do not support URL reservation https://+:<port>/<ReportServerPage> (protocol is HTTPS)
- Updated the visualization library
New SQL Server Dashboards Features and Fixes
- Fixed: Tiles content is replaced with question signs after a long period of inactivity
Download e detalhes disponiveis em https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/sqlreleaseservices/released-public-preview-for-system-center-management-packs-for-sql-server/
Seguindo o lançamento do Windows 2016 com o Rollup 1 (http://www.marcelosincic.com.br/post/Upgrade-e-Update-do-Windows-Server-2016.aspx), o mesmo acontece com o System Center 2016.
Após as atualizações do System Center 2016, baixe os novos Management Packs do SCOM: http://www.marcelosincic.com.br/post/new-system-center-operations-manager-2016-management-packs.aspx
Porque isso acontece?
Antes de um fabricante liberar uma midia final ao público, ela é distribuida aos fabricantes.
Por exemplo, o fabricante de HW precisa ter certeza que alguma atualização não afetou drivers ou funcionalidades nativas do servidor. Desenvolvedores (ISVs) precisam ter certeza que seus plugins e softwares continuam “conversando” com a nova versão.
Como os dois produtos foram disponibilizados as midias aos fabricantes e desenvolvedores algumas semanas antes que o lançamento, a Microsoft precisa catalogar e gerar um pacote das atualizações que ocorreram entre esse lançamento para os fabricantes e o GA (General Avaliability) público, que normalmente é de 45 a 60 dias.
Update Rollups de System Center 2016
Update Rollup 1 para VMM: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3190597
Update Rollup 1 para SCOM: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3190029
Update Rollup 1 para Orchestrator: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3190603
Update Rollup 1 para DPM: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3190600
Update Rollup para SCCM 1609 TP: https://blogs.technet.microsoft.com/enterprisemobility/2016/09/27/update-1609-for-configuration-manager-technical-preview-available-now/
Lembrando que no caso do SCCM os upgrades e updates é realizado na própria console conforme já abordei em http://www.marcelosincic.com.br/post/Novo-Modelo-de-Updates-do-SCCM-2016.aspx