Deployment Models
The traditional model: every component installed on servers using native operating-system resources — full control, in your own data center, air-gapped if the mission requires it.
The cloud-native model: the platform installed on OpenShift with its services containerized and orchestrated by Kubernetes, deployed through an Operator — with support for offline, air-gapped installation.
The pragmatic model: keep the OMNIbus event core, Impact, and probes on-premises while analytics, event management, and automation run on OpenShift — on-prem probes connecting into the containerized platform.
Carrier-Grade by Design
The multi-tier architecture and primary/backup ObjectServer pairs are what let Netcool run the networks that simply cannot go dark.
Multi-tier collection, aggregation, and display architecture
Primary/backup ObjectServer failover pairs at every tier
Automatic failover and failback
Hybrid connectivity from on-prem probes into OpenShift
Integrations to ServiceNow, databases, and message buses
Modernization
Estates evolve. AccuOSS designs the route from a traditional on-premises Netcool deployment toward a containerized or hybrid footprint — and, when the time is right, toward IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps — staged so operations never lose visibility for a moment. We handle version upgrades, architecture changes, and the migration tooling, so modernization is a plan, not a gamble.
AccuOSS sizes, deploys, and hardens Netcool for your estate — on-prem, OpenShift, or hybrid — and proves the failover before you depend on it.