Groups are intermediate CI objects that collect CIs and relate them to each other by some role or function. Groups are often used to leverage the same custom propagation policy for a set of CIs, or to funnel several aggregate propagation types into one top-level CI. Group CIs do not commonly have a severity because they are not managed by a domain manager, but the impact of the CIs they contain is considered in how the group CI impacts other CIs and the service.
Follow these steps:
The Service Modeler opens.
The group is created as a parent of the selected CIs. The group establishes a default relationship of Has Member and propagation of aggregate with each connected CI.
Note: The main service cannot be included in a group.
The group is created without relationships to any CIs, including the service CI.
The group is created as a child of the right-clicked CI. Use this option to create a group as a direct child of the service CI.
The CIs are added to the group.
Creates Has Member relationships and aggregate propagation types from the group to all selected CIs. No existing relationships with other parent CIs are removed. Use this operation to maintain any existing associations the CIs may have in the service model while also adding them to the group.
Creates Has Member relationships and aggregate propagation types from the group to all selected CIs. Existing relationships with other parent CIs are removed. Use this operation to move CIs from one place in the service to the group.
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