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Foglight for Infrastructure 5.9.2 - User Guide

Using Foglight for Infrastructure Monitoring log files with Foglight Log Monitor Monitoring IBM PowerVM environments
Before you begin Managing PowerVM HMC agents Monitoring your PowerVM environment
Advanced system configuration and troubleshooting Reference
Advanced System Configuration Foglight for Infrastructure views Foglight Log Monitor views Rules Metrics
Appendix: Building regular expressions in Foglight

Linux metrics

The following topology objects are collected by the UnixAgentPlus when monitoring Linux® systems:

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Host topology object
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HostCPUs topology object
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HostNetwork topology object
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HostProcess topology object
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HostProcessInstance topology object
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HostTopProcessEntry topology object
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LogicalDisk topology object
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Memory topology object
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NetworkInterface topology object
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NetworkInterfaceDetails topology object
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NixHostProcessInstance topology object
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OperatingSystem topology object
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PhysicalDisk topology object
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Processor topology object

The following topology objects are collected by the UnixAgent when monitoring Linux® systems:

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Host topology object
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HostCPUs topology object
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HostNetwork topology object
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HostProcess topology object
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HostProcessInstance topology object
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LogicalDisk topology object
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Memory topology object
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NetworkInterface topology object
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NetworkInterfaceDetails topology object
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OperatingSystem topology object
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PhysicalDisk topology object
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Processor topology object

The following topology objects may be collected by the UnixAgentPlus and UnixAgent when monitoring Linux® systems, when users set the property “Collect Hypervisor metrics” for VIOS host monitoring:

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PowerVMVIOS topology object
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PowerVMVIOSCPUs topology object
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PowerVMVIOSMemory topology object
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PowerVMVIOSNetwork topology object
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PowerVMVIOSStorage topology object

Solaris metrics

The following topology objects are collected by the UnixAgentPlus when monitoring Sun® Solaris® systems:

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CPUCounts topology object
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Host topology object
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HostCPUs topology object
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HostNetwork topology object
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HostProcess topology object
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HostProcessInstance topology object
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HostTopProcessEntry topology object
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LogicalDisk topology object
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Memory topology object
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NetworkInterface topology object
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NetworkInterfaceDetails topology object
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OperatingSystem topology object
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PhysicalDisk topology object
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Processor topology object

The following topology objects are collected by the UnixAgent when monitoring Sun® Solaris® systems:

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Host topology object
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HostCPUs topology object
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HostNetwork topology object
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HostProcess topology object
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HostProcessInstance topology object
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HostTopProcessEntry topology object
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LogicalDisk topology object
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Memory topology object
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NetworkInterface topology object
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NetworkInterfaceDetails topology object
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OperatingSystem topology object
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PhysicalDisk topology object
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Processor topology object

The following topology objects may be collected by the UnixAgentPlus and UnixAgent when monitoring Sun® Solaris® systems, when users set the property “Collect Hypervisor metrics” for VIOS host monitoring:

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PowerVMVIOS topology object
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PowerVMVIOSCPUs topology object
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PowerVMVIOSMemory topology object
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PowerVMVIOSNetwork topology object
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PowerVMVIOSStorage topology object

Windows metrics

The following topology objects are collected by the WindowsAgent:

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Host topology object
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HostCPUs topology object
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HostNetwork topology object
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HostProcess topology object
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HostProcessInstance topology object
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HostService topology object
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HostTopProcessEntry topology object
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LogicalDisk topology object
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MSCluster topology object
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MSClusterNode topology object
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MSClusterResource topology object
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MSClusterResourceGroup topology object
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MSHostedResourceGroup topology object
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Memory topology object
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NetworkInterface topology object
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OperatingSystem topology object
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PhysicalDisk topology object
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Processor topology object
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WinHostProcessInstance topology object

AIXHostDetails topology object

The AIXHostDetails type contains additional AIX®-specific host information, relating to partitions. A single instance is created as a child of a Host’s details node.

 
Table 31. AIXHostDetails topology object
Metric Name
Metric Description
Metric Collected for These Platforms
Capped

Indicates whether the partition is capped or uncapped.

AIX®

entitlement

Indicates the entitlement of processing capacity allocated in processor units to the partition.

AIX

isLPAR

Indicates whether the monitored host represents a logical partition.

AIX

lparID

Indicates logical partition ID if the host is a LPAR.

AIX

lparName

Indicates logical partition name if the host is a LPAR.

AIX

SerialNum

Indicates the serial number where the AIX host is running.

AIX

Shared

Indicates whether the partition is shared or dedicated.

AIX

SMT

Indicates whether the partition has simultaneous multi-threading enabled.

AIX

typeModel

Indicates the IBM® machine type where the AIX host is running.

AIX

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