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Modeling an Application with Running Software

Running software CIs are CIs that describe the implementation components of an application. Examples include web servers such as IIS or Apache, application servers such as Webshpere or Weblogic, and databases.

To build the implementation model of a three tier application using its running software CIs, create an application model.

You can use the Running Software search in the Advanced Search dialog or browse the System Software Monitoring view to locate running software CIs. The names of the running software CIs are formed by combining the running software CI type with the server name, for example, Microsoft IIS web server (Server1).

Drag the relevant running software CIs into the modeling pane. The server on which the running software was deployed as well as the monitor of the running software both appear automatically in the Related CIs pane. This change derives from the new SiteScope monitoring model. In previous versions, all monitors (of both hardware and software) were connected to the Server CI. The SiteScope model was enhanced and now hardware monitors are connected to the server CI, while software monitors are connected to the running software CIs.