I have a couple of clients who are interested in the native SCOM web console now that it is built on HTML 5 and I wonder if anyone has any real-world experience.
I’ve not spent a lot of time with it (I’m a strong believer in SQUP), but I have found it to be much faster than the silver light of old, and it’s a huge improvement. I have found that creating dashboards is a little clunky and requires MP changes to save the dashboards (I had hoped we were past this!).
Ignoring the WebAPI/VADA/EA side of things, looking at just the SCOM data, is there any upside to using the native web console?
I see that Squared Up now has an “essentials package” too, which is just SCOM data, which seems to be comparable to the Community Edition (no longer available). I found Billy York did a write up of this for 1801:
https://www.systemcenterautomation.com/2018/06/scom-html5-dashboards/
Has much changed since 1801?
Does anyone have any PowerShell scripts that they utilize in the PS widget?
Any advice greatly appreciated!