ServiceUsagePage

Paging pagingInformation

Paging object with detailed information about the pages for the given query.

List<ServiceUsageSummary>

List of registers returned by this query. A register is represented by a

serviceUsageSummary

ServiceUsageSummary object. This contains allocation metric information

 

for a given service in a given date. The number of objects returned in a page

 

is determined by the pageSize and the amount of data resulted by specified

 

query. This list is ordered by service ID and then by date.

ServiceUsageSummary

 

String date

Represents the date for which that object has data.

ServiceInformation serviceInformation

Contains service specific information.

ResourceUsageSummary

Contains collected metrics for the given service (identified by

resourceUsageSummary

serviceInformation) in the given date (date).

AggregateServiceUsage

 

Long servicesCount

Number of existing services in the period and that match specified filters.

ResourceUsageSummary

Contains collected metrics for all services that existed in the given period

resourceUsageSummary

and that match specified filters.

BigDecimal totalCost

Total cost for the query.

ServiceUsageDetailPage

 

Paging pagingInformation

Paging object with detailed information about the pages for the given query.

List<ServiceUsageDetail>

 

serviceUsageDetail

 

ServiceUsageDetail

 

String date

If Period is set to DAILY, this represents the date for the associated data.

ServiceInformation serviceInformation

 

ResourceUsageDetail resourceUsageDetail

 

ResourceUsageDetail

 

List<ServerUsageDetailList> servers

Data for each server in the service.

List<DiskUsageDetail> disks

Data for each disk in the service.

List<IpAddressUsageDetail> ipAddresses

Data for each IP Address in the service.

ServerUsageDetail

 

String hostName

Contains server’s hostname.

String resourceType

Identifies whether the server is PHYSICAL, VIRTUAL or CLOUD. Physical and

 

virtual types are servers deployed on-premise. The Cloud type identifies

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HP Matrix Operating Environment Software ServiceUsagePage, ServiceUsageSummary, AggregateServiceUsage, ServiceUsageDetail

Matrix Operating Environment Software specifications

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The software offers a unified management interface that provides visibility into the entire IT environment. Users can monitor performance metrics, track resource allocation, and manage workflows through a single dashboard. This centralized control not only simplifies operations but also enhances decision-making capabilities by providing real-time insights into system health and performance.

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HP MOE incorporates advanced technologies such as automation scripts, APIs, and tools for workload balancing. This technological backbone enables organizations to implement elasticity in their environments, allowing them to scale resources up or down based on demand. The software also supports a service-oriented architecture, facilitating integration with other enterprise applications and systems.

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