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Monday, May 15 • 5:00pm - 6:45pm
Publishing Anything You Can Imagine to OMS Using the API LIMITED

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Session Description:
Cameron and Islam will show you though a new method to upload data to Microsoft OMS eith or without an agent! This session will showcase multiple examples of data which we have integrated and visualized with Microsoft OMS. This will be a demo heavy session which you will not want to miss!

What you will learn:
  • How to use the HTTP Data Collector API for Microsoft OMS to upload any type of data that you want
  • How to use Automation jobs to gather to send the data you want to Microsoft OMS through the API
  • How to use Log Search to find your custom data and the tricks for identifying your own custom logs and custom fields
  • How to visualize your custom data using your own custom solution (or available community solutions)
  • How this data can be carved up in PowerBI to provide another level of data visualization
Speakers
avatar for Cameron Fuller

Cameron Fuller

Solution Director, Quisitive
Former System Center MVP for Cloud and Datacenter Management, is a Solution Director for Catapult Systems and serves as an evangelist for monitoring and automation technologies. He has over 20 years of infrastructure experience, focused on management solutions. Cameron coauthored... Read More →
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Islam Gomaa

PFE, Microsoft
Islam Gomaa, System Center Premier Field Engineer at Microsof. He has a B.S. in Computer Sciences and Engineering from Montreal University, and has coauthored many books over the years. Islam enjoys his weekends biking, reading, and enjoying live music.

Publishing Anything you could imagine to OMS using the API pdf
Monday May 15, 2017 5:00pm - 6:45pm CDT
MTKA A
  Cloud and Datacenter Management, Beer, OMS

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