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Azure Local SCOM Management Pack

Azure Local / SCOM — the committed SCOM delivery surface for Azure Local.

This section covers how the Azure Local design is implemented as a SCOM Management Pack. Read the Azure Local SCOM design lane first. Shared principles do not make this platform's entity model, signals, or discoveries applicable to the Hyper-V MP.

Development baseline, not a production release

Five independent MP artifacts, the platform-owned DA, monitoring workflows, operator views, customer override templates, and offline tests are implemented. Microsoft VSAE/SDK verification, ordered transient test sealing, and strong-name verification pass for the complete suite against the installed SCOM 2022 dependencies. Governed release signing and SCOM lab certification are still required before release.

No Azure Local SCOM package is publicly downloadable yet. This track remains a development and validation baseline.

Looking for the other SCOM product? See the independent Hyper-V SCOM Management Pack.

Implemented product

AreaDevelopment baseline
PackagingLibrary, Discovery, Monitoring, Presentation, and optional Reporting artifacts
Model17 public classes and 28 public relationships, with stable deployment and storage identities
DiscoveryLightweight Azure Local qualification followed by full local topology discovery
Health14 unit monitors, six domain aggregates, and explicit monitoring-pipeline state
DAOne deployment service, six components, and 12 dependency rollups
Telemetry12 performance rules and four high-confidence Failover Clustering event-alert rules
Operations14 views, a read-only diagnostic task, and operational knowledge
TuningSeparate customer-owned Discovery and Monitoring override MPs with provisional Lab, Standard, and Strict starters

Documentation

Where to start

  1. Azure Local SCOM design — the governing design lane
  2. Architecture — the product and runtime boundary
  3. Monitoring catalog — what is monitored, collected, or deferred
  4. Management Pack guide — build, import, tune, upgrade, and remove
  5. Validation and release — completed authoring evidence and remaining lab/release gates

Track-specific upstream references

Released under the MIT License.