Stratozone
Stratozone is a landscape discovery tool that was recently acquired by Google Cloud. It can be used to discover infrastructure and therefore gives a useful baseline of components to be imported to Txture. Unfortunately, Stratozone does not offer any API and data must therefore be imported to Txture using Stratozone's export function.
Preparation - Download reports from Stratozone Portal
After logging in to Stratozone, proceed to the reports section:
Generate the Applications, Inventory and Dependency reports (Format: Excel (.xlsx), Filter: Build Groups-All Assets) and download them from Stratozone (additionally also download the Performance Metrics report for Network Traffic, CPU Utilization, memory usage and disk IOPS).
This will typically take a few seconds after which you can choose to be alerted via email.
Stratozone Data Source & Importer
Proceed to upload your reports (filename of each report does not matter) to a Stratozone Data Source in Txture:
In the next step, create an auto-configured importer, it will create all necessary asset, property and link importers.
| Asset-Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Application | from Applications report |
| Business Application | from Applications report |
| Physical Server | from Inventory report |
| Virtual Server | from Inventory report |
| Disk | from Inventory report |
| Network Traffic | from Performance Metrics report |
| Property-Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Server Right Sizing | from Performance Metrics report |
| Link-Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Application runs on Physical Server | from Applications report |
| Application runs on Virtual Server | from Applications report |
| Business Application consists of Application | from Applications report |
| Physical Server provides Disk | from Inventory report |
| Virtual Server provides Disk | from Inventory report |
| Physical Server causes Network Traffic | from Performance Metrics report |
| Virtual Server causes Network Traffic | from Performance Metrics report |
| Physical Server communicates with Physical Server | from Dependency report |
| Physical Server communicates with Virtual Server | from Dependency report |
| Virtual Server communicates with Virtual Server | from Dependency report |
| Virtual Server communicates with Physical Server | from Dependency report |