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== ITIL Event Management | == ITIL Event Management == | ||
''' | The objective of ''ITIL Event Management'' is to make sure CIs and services are constantly monitored. ''Event Management'' aims to filter and categorize Events in order to decide on appropriate actions. | ||
'''Part of''': [[ITIL V3 Service Operation|Service Operation]] | '''Part of''': [[ITIL V3 Service Operation|Service Operation]] | ||
'''Process Owner''': [[Event Management#Additional Information | '''Process Owner''': [[Event Management#Additional Information|IT Operations Manager]] | ||
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== ITIL Event Management | == Process: ITIL Event Management == | ||
[[Image:Itil-event-management.jpg|thumb= | [[Image:Itil-event-management.jpg|left|thumb|350px|alt=Event Management ITIL|[https://wiki.en.it-processmaps.com/images/pdf/process_overview_event_management_itilv3.pdf ITIL Event Management]]] | ||
Essentially, the activities and process objectives of the Event Management process are identical in ITIL V3 and V2 (Event Management is part of ICT Infrastructure Management in ITIL V2). Interfaces between Event Management and the other ITIL processes were adjusted in order to reflect the new ITIL V3 process structure. | Essentially, the activities and process objectives of the Event Management process are identical in ITIL V3 and V2 (Event Management is part of ICT Infrastructure Management in ITIL V2). Interfaces between Event Management and the other ITIL processes were adjusted in order to reflect the new ITIL V3 process structure. | ||
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== Sub-Processes == | |||
;Maintenance of Event Monitoring Mechanisms and Rules | ;Maintenance of Event Monitoring Mechanisms and Rules | ||
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;Event Filtering and Categorization | ;Event Filtering and Categorization | ||
:Process Objective: To filter out Events which can be ignored, and to assign categories to Events indicating their significance. | :Process Objective: To filter out [[Event Management#Event Record|Events]] which can be ignored, and to assign categories to Events indicating their significance. | ||
;Event Correlation and Response Selection | ;Event Correlation and Response Selection | ||
:Process Objective: To interpret the meaning of an Event and select a suitable response. | :Process Objective: To interpret the meaning of an [[Event Management#Event Record|Event]] and select a suitable response. | ||
;Event Review and Closure | ;Event Review and Closure | ||
:Process Objective: To check if Events have been handled appropriately and may be closed. This process also makes sure that Event logs are analysed in order to identify [[Event Management#Event Trends and Patterns|trends or patterns]] which suggest corrective action must be taken. | :Process Objective: To check if [[Event Management#Event Record|Events]] have been handled appropriately and may be closed. This process also makes sure that Event logs are analysed in order to identify [[Event Management#Event Trends and Patterns|trends or patterns]] which suggest corrective action must be taken. | ||
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== | == ITIL Terms: Event Management == | ||
;<span id="Event">Event</span> | |||
:see [[Event Management#Event Record|Event Record]] | |||
;<span id="Event Categories and Correlation Rules">Event Categories and Correlation Rules</span> | ;<span id="Event Categories and Correlation Rules">Event Categories and Correlation Rules</span> | ||
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;<span id="Event Record">Event Record</span> | ;<span id="Event Record">Event Record</span> | ||
:A change of state which has significance for the management of a Configuration Item or service. The term Event is also used to mean an alert or notification created by any IT service, Configuration Item or monitoring tool. Events | :A change of state which has significance for the management of a Configuration Item or service. The term ''Event'' is also used to mean an alert or notification created by any IT service, Configuration Item or monitoring tool. Events often require IT operations personnel to take actions, and may lead to Incidents being logged. | ||
;<span id="Event Trends and Patterns">Event Trends and Patterns</span> | ;<span id="Event Trends and Patterns">Event Trends and Patterns</span> | ||
:Any trends and patterns identified during analysis of significant Events, which suggest that improvements to the infrastructure are needed. | :Any trends and patterns identified during analysis of significant Events, which suggest that improvements to the infrastructure are needed. | ||
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== Additional Information | == Additional Information == | ||
==== ITIL Roles ==== | ==== ITIL Roles ==== | ||
;IT Operations Manager - Process Owner | ;IT Operations Manager - Process Owner | ||
:An IT Operations Manager will be needed to take overall responsibility for all of the IT Operations Management activities | :An IT Operations Manager will be needed to take overall responsibility for all of the [[IT Operations Management]] activities. He will ensure that all day-to-day operational activities are carried out in a timely and reliable way. | ||
;IT Operator | ;IT Operator | ||
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:Typical responsibilities include: Performing backups, ensuring that scheduled jobs are performed, installing standard equipment in the data center. | :Typical responsibilities include: Performing backups, ensuring that scheduled jobs are performed, installing standard equipment in the data center. | ||
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==== Overview ITIL Event Management ==== | |||
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* [[Media:Itil-event-management.jpg|ITIL Event Management (.JPG)]] | |||
* [https://wiki.en.it-processmaps.com/images/pdf/process_overview_event_management_itilv3.pdf ITIL Event Management (.PDF)]'' | |||
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Revision as of 12:02, 6 September 2011
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ITIL Event Management
The objective of ITIL Event Management is to make sure CIs and services are constantly monitored. Event Management aims to filter and categorize Events in order to decide on appropriate actions.
Part of: Service Operation
Process Owner: IT Operations Manager
Process: ITIL Event Management
Essentially, the activities and process objectives of the Event Management process are identical in ITIL V3 and V2 (Event Management is part of ICT Infrastructure Management in ITIL V2). Interfaces between Event Management and the other ITIL processes were adjusted in order to reflect the new ITIL V3 process structure.
The following sub-processes are part of ITIL Event Management:
Sub-Processes
- Maintenance of Event Monitoring Mechanisms and Rules
- Process Objective: To set up and maintain the mechanisms for generating meaningful Events and effective rules for their filtering and correlating.
- Event Filtering and Categorization
- Process Objective: To filter out Events which can be ignored, and to assign categories to Events indicating their significance.
- Event Correlation and Response Selection
- Process Objective: To interpret the meaning of an Event and select a suitable response.
- Event Review and Closure
- Process Objective: To check if Events have been handled appropriately and may be closed. This process also makes sure that Event logs are analysed in order to identify trends or patterns which suggest corrective action must be taken.
ITIL Terms: Event Management
- Event
- see Event Record
- Event Categories and Correlation Rules
- Rules and criteria used to decide upon an appropriate response to an Event. Categorization and Correlation Rules are typically used by Event Monitoring systems.
- Event Record
- A change of state which has significance for the management of a Configuration Item or service. The term Event is also used to mean an alert or notification created by any IT service, Configuration Item or monitoring tool. Events often require IT operations personnel to take actions, and may lead to Incidents being logged.
- Event Trends and Patterns
- Any trends and patterns identified during analysis of significant Events, which suggest that improvements to the infrastructure are needed.
Additional Information
ITIL Roles
- IT Operations Manager - Process Owner
- An IT Operations Manager will be needed to take overall responsibility for all of the IT Operations Management activities. He will ensure that all day-to-day operational activities are carried out in a timely and reliable way.
- IT Operator
- IT Operators are the staff who perform the day-to-day operational activities.
- Typical responsibilities include: Performing backups, ensuring that scheduled jobs are performed, installing standard equipment in the data center.
Downloads
Overview ITIL Event Management
Use the following links to open the process overview of Event Management showing the most important interfaces: |