configimport
The configimport command imports a monitoring policy. The source of the import is an XML file that has been previously exported with the configexport command. A monitoring policy describes all customizations to rules, derived metrics, registry variables, agent settings and persistence policies and is useful in technical analysis and modification tasks.
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Specifies the user name and password for the Foglight Management Server, as well as the machine name and port number, if necessary. Alternatively, fglcmd can retrieve this information from a user-specific properties file. For more information on how to specify connection options on the command line, see Logging In and Setting the Scope . For details on using a properties file, see Using a Properties File to Supply Connection Information . | ||
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Specifies the path and file name of the XML file that is to be imported. | ||
Exporting, Importing, or Listing UI Modules
The uiexport command exports a UI module to a ZIP file. Use this command to export any modifications to Foglight operational elements such as views, dashboards, and other resources. Given a valid module name and a file path and name, the uiexport command exports the contents of that module into a ZIP file. If required, you can use the output file to re-import that module into the same or a different Foglight server at a later time using the uiimport command.
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Specifies the user name and password for the Foglight Management Server, as well as the machine name and port number, if necessary. Alternatively, fglcmd can retrieve this information from a user-specific properties file. For more information on how to specify connection options on the command line, see Logging In and Setting the Scope . For details on using a properties file, see Using a Properties File to Supply Connection Information . | ||
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Specifies the path and name of the ZIP file that the UI module is to be exported to. | ||
The following example shows you how to export a module to a ZIP file using the module name as an argument. To get a list of module names, use the uilist command, as shown in Example .
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uiexport
The uiexport command exports a UI module to a ZIP file. Use this command to export any modifications to Foglight operational elements such as views, dashboards, and other resources. Given a valid module name and a file path and name, the uiexport command exports the contents of that module into a ZIP file. If required, you can use the output file to re-import that module into the same or a different Foglight server at a later time using the uiimport command.
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Specifies the user name and password for the Foglight Management Server, as well as the machine name and port number, if necessary. Alternatively, fglcmd can retrieve this information from a user-specific properties file. For more information on how to specify connection options on the command line, see Logging In and Setting the Scope . For details on using a properties file, see Using a Properties File to Supply Connection Information . | ||
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Specifies the path and name of the ZIP file that the UI module is to be exported to. | ||
The following example shows you how to export a module to a ZIP file using the module name as an argument. To get a list of module names, use the uilist command, as shown in Example .
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uiimport
The uiimport command imports a UI module from a ZIP file. It uses the ZIP file that has been previously imported with the uiexport command as the source of import. A UI module is a collection of Foglight operational elements such as views, dashboards, and other resources.
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Specifies the user name and password for the Foglight Management Server, as well as the machine name and port number, if necessary. Alternatively, fglcmd can retrieve this information from a user-specific properties file. For more information on how to specify connection options on the command line, see Logging In and Setting the Scope . For details on using a properties file, see Using a Properties File to Supply Connection Information . | ||
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Specifies the path and name of the ZIP file containing the UI module that is to be imported. | ||
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