Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Documentation Roadmap

About the Documentation

This documentation overview lists the guides that are provided with Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager. You can access Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager end user documentation at https://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/cloud-systems-management/crosswork-situation-manager/model.html.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager Documentation

Documentation Title

What Is Included

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Adminstrator Guide

Contains topics about the various administrator functions you can perform in Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Clustering Algorithms

Explains how to enable and configure the different clustering algorithms in Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager to cluster alerts and reduce noise from your operation stack.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Configuration Guide

Contains information about configuring Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager including the Graze API, plugins, archiving and tools.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Implementor Guide

Explains how to install Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Integration Guide

Explains how to connect applications and other tools to Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager.

Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager 7.0.x Operator Guide

Explains how to operate Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager.

Open Source Used In Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager v7.0.x

Contains licenses and notices for open source software used in Cisco Crosswork Situation Manager.

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