Ability to install the Dependency Agent on Ubuntu

I added the Malware Assessment Intelligence Pack today, and it seems to be listing all of my servers as not having any real time AV protection. The servers in question are running Symantec Endpoint Protection. I looked in the description of the intelligence pack to see what AV products it works with, but didn't find that info.

[Edited during forum migration: comments/responses in the old forum included Symantec and Sophos]

We manage Azure tenants for multiple companies. We want one central monitoring and automation Workspace to manage all these different tenants.
Although you can collect data from vm agents in different Azure tenants as well as data from different Office365 tenants it is not possible to get the Azure Health logs from different tenants into one OMS Workspace.

Create an intelligence pack for System Center Service Manager to provide additional analytical data for problem management, incident analysis, and configuration item analysis.

We want to install "Azure Operational Insights" to on-promises.
Many of customer can not upload their logs to Azure (legal or etc...).

Support Nano Server

Currently we can have one subscription per MG and/or consolidate multiple MGs into one single subscription. What's missing is the ability to have groups of different systems from the same MG to report to different subscriptions. In management as a service scenario for SMB customers it's often impractical to have 1 MG per customer, rather multiple customers are consolidated into one infrastructure (MG) and then access is limited via scoping. Bring this to Advisor, please.

Would be great to be able to do some capacity planning on other counters or systems (sql dabatabase, scsm, scom orchestrator). You have a great engine in the backend so please utilize it fully. for example: would be great to be able to import other SCOM data like SQL perf counters so I can do capacity planning on my SQL servers. Or to be able to do capacity planning on physical hosts that are not managed by VMM.

Could it be possible to add StorSimple to the OMS dashboard? I would like to see monitoring, usage, updates and snapshots from within the dashboard.

Support for ARM Backup and Site Recovery vaults, as well as multiple vaults per workspace.
OMS only supports Classic (ASM) vaults, and it also supports only 1 Backup vault per OMS workspace, this sounds like a big limitation.

It would be good to be able to generate reports that could be printed, emailed, and scheduled for regular delivery. This would make consuming and disseminating the capacity analytics much easier.

Maybe IT can be (partially) achieved by RBAC but we would like to have the possibility to access a read-only version of the dashboard just bij entering a URL. The dashboard should not have a timeout. this way we can put the dashboard on a big screen (and when the possibility of multiple dashboard is enabled) we kan put multiple big screens on our service desk.

Access to this dashboard should be restricted by IP address and/or an URL or something like this.

Azure WebSites write to WAD in a different folder structure. The work of this other idea http://feedback.azure.com/forums/267889-azure-operations-insights/suggestions/6519377-collect-iis-logs-from-windows-azure-diagnostics-st enables reading those IIS logs for Azure Cloud Services (i.e. web role instances) but not for Azure Web sites.
This new idea is for the latter scope.

Need option to create more custom Dashboards. Within a Dashboard we need option to segregate tiles into different custom categories\Headings like all tiles of IIS into one area of Dashboard and all SQL into another.

Create an Intelligence pack for BizTalk Server, something similar to BizTalk Server 2013 Monitoring Management Pack:

- Application Views
- Application Artifacts Views
- Deployment Views
- BAM Component Views
- BAM Alerts
etc

As a MS partner company we have several customers very interested in this feature!!

When I click over a list that shows servers and select a given server from the list it would be nice to get a quick overview of the system. Such as OS SKU, CPU, RAM, Disk Free and so on.

Would it be cool if you could configure Windows Server WEF (Windows Event Forwarding - http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc748890.aspx ) to send to Advisor for Log Management scenario, without using the SCOM agent ?
Alternatively, if one already has a forwarder/collector (WEF/WEC) architecture in place, could it be possible to use just one SCOM agent/gateway to pull the 'forwarded' logs stored on that collector from that single box to the cloud.

Lot of Enterprise organizations have Multi monitor environment Like Microsoft SCOM for Servers in the Datacenter, Cisco Prime for network infrastructure like WiFi and SolarWinds for Network components. Monitoring from outside to inside like Microsoft OMS could be the Service in the middle and make One single Dashboard for the Business, but also for IT Pro's.