The Rule Configuration dashboard shows a list of existing rules and a set of rule management commands at the top of the list. Use the Remove Custom Rule button to delete existing custom rule(s) as needed.
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Click Rule Configuration. |
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Click Yes. |
The Administration tab of the Cloud Manager dashboard contains links to agent administration tasks that you can use to manage AWS performance agents.
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Click Administration in the actions bar. |
For more information, see the following topics:
The Tasks view allows you to create an AWS agent, to create instance credentials, to assign AWS instances credentials, and to review license usage. For more information about how to create an AWS agent, refer to Creating an AWS Agent .
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Click Administration. |
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On the Tasks view, click Create Instance Credential, and then click User Name and Password from the prompted dialog box. |
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In the Credential Properties view, type User Name and Password, confirm the password, and then click Next. |
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Click Administration. |
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On the Tasks view, click Create Instance Credential, and then click RSA Key from the prompted dialog box. |
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Click Administration. |
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In the Credentials dialog box, select a lockbox or credential, and then click the button. |
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The Choose Instance Dialog box closes, and the selected instance appears on the EC2 Instances table. Click save. |
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Click Administration. |
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Click the number in the Monitored Instance Count column. |
The Administration dashboard shows a list of existing agent instances and a set of agent management commands at the top of the list. Use it to verify that your agents are collecting data from the monitored environment.
The following commands are available:
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Add: Starts a workflow for creating new agent instances. For more information, see Creating an AWS Agent. |
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Refresh: Refreshes the list of agent instances and their states. |
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Activate: Activates one or more selected agent instances. Activating an agent instance starts the agent process on the machine on which the agent is installed. |
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Deactivate: Deactivates one or more selected agent instances. Deactivating an agent stops the agent process on the machine on which the agent is installed. |
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Start Data Collection: Starts the data collection for one or more selected agent instances. Starting an agent’s data collection causes the agent to begin monitoring the AWS accounts and to send the collected metrics back to the Management Server. |
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Stop Data Collection: Stops the data collection for one or more selected agent instances. Stopping an agent’s data collection causes the agent to stop monitoring the AWS accounts. |
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Edit Properties: Starts a workflow for editing the properties of one or more selected agent instances. Each agent comes with a set of properties that it uses to configure its correct running state. Editing agent properties . |
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Remove: Deletes the selected agent instance. |
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Update Agent: Updates the agent package to the latest version. |
IMPORTANT: Updating the agent package using this command generates the previously existing credentials. However, if you update the agent package by re-deploying its .gar file through the Agent Status page, the credentials need to be re-created. To do that, select an agent instance, click Edit Properties, and configure the required credentials on the Credentials tab of the Edit Tab Manager dialog box. |
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