We are implementing an AIOps solution in a Telecom environment.

The idea is to use the Service defined in the topology to identify different locations or regions.

The expected volume is to define approximately 3000 services.

Is there an equivalent mechanism to the one in Resource Groups to automatically generate Services from topology data?

Is there any limitation on the number of Services defined?

We consider that there is a practical limit of 30,000 for Resource Groups. Would this limit also apply to Services?

Thank you in advance for your support.

We are implementing an AIOps solution in a Telecom environment.

The idea is to use the Service defined in the topology to identify different locations or regions.

The expected volume is to define approximately 3000 services.

Is there an equivalent mechanism to the one in Resource Groups to automatically generate Services from topology data?

Is there any limitation on the number of Services defined?

We consider that there is a practical limit of 30,000 for Resource Groups. Would this limit also apply to Services?

Thank you in advance for your support.

Hi Antonio.

I think a tool you could use to segment the devices, as I understand you need, is tags. You could assign tags during the topology process or dynamically using rules, and these tags could then be used to create resource groups. Each resource group can contain up to 10,000 resources, but I understand that you can create as many resource groups as you need.

Best regards,

Sergio

We are implementing an AIOps solution in a Telecom environment.

The idea is to use the Service defined in the topology to identify different locations or regions.

The expected volume is to define approximately 3000 services.

Is there an equivalent mechanism to the one in Resource Groups to automatically generate Services from topology data?

Is there any limitation on the number of Services defined?

We consider that there is a practical limit of 30,000 for Resource Groups. Would this limit also apply to Services?

Thank you in advance for your support.

Thank you for your attention.

We are already creating resource groups automatically using tags.

In one of the several queries I made, there was a note that, in theory, there would be no limit to the number of resource groups. However, in practice, the suggested limit was 30,000 resource groups.

I don't know if this limitation is still valid.

Hi Antonio.

I think a tool you could use to segment the devices, as I understand you need, is tags. You could assign tags during the topology process or dynamically using rules, and these tags could then be used to create resource groups. Each resource group can contain up to 10,000 resources, but I understand that you can create as many resource groups as you need.

Best regards,

Sergio

We are implementing an AIOps solution in a Telecom environment.

The idea is to use the Service defined in the topology to identify different locations or regions.

The expected volume is to define approximately 3000 services.

Is there an equivalent mechanism to the one in Resource Groups to automatically generate Services from topology data?

Is there any limitation on the number of Services defined?

We consider that there is a practical limit of 30,000 for Resource Groups. Would this limit also apply to Services?

Thank you in advance for your support.

We are implementing an AIOps solution in a Telecom environment.

The idea is to use the Service defined in the topology to identify different locations or regions.

The expected volume is to define approximately 3000 services.

Is there an equivalent mechanism to the one in Resource Groups to automatically generate Services from topology data?

Is there any limitation on the number of Services defined?

We consider that there is a practical limit of 30,000 for Resource Groups. Would this limit also apply to Services?

Thank you in advance for your support.