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2 MIN READ At Nexus Live on October 8 th , we announced an important evolution of the ScienceLogic AI Platform: a new, unified naming convention under the Skylar™ name. This rebrand highlights our commitme...
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Monitoring GPU's
Good morning ScienceLogic Community, with the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence I am seeing a lot of GPU's being deployed and since these GPU's are not cheap there are lots of people asking if they can be monitored. Anyone monitoring GPU's already? Thanks. Jason.Solved60Views2likes3Commentsevent_insight database
Is there somewhere documentation that explains tables in event_insight database. We would like to understand what are the alert_type and alert_category values used there. This database could be really interesting place to find for example alert statistics per organization or the noisiest collectors etc. Those things are otherwise pretty difficult to find.12Views0likes0CommentsNexus Live- Replay
Want to revisit your favorite moments from Nexus Live or catch the sessions you missed? Now you can -Reserve your spot today: https://bit.ly/3LsXPVY This on-demand virtual event brings the best of #NexusLive2025 directly to you with this year's keynote sessions on IT operations and #AgenticAI, expert discussions on observability and automation, and real-world customer stories that show how ScienceLogic is helping organizations transform the way they work. 🗓️ November 12th | 10AM–2PM ETWindows SNMP is slipping away
As you may have noticed Microsoft have stopped including the SNMP service by default on server builds and only supports SNMP v2 natively. In this ever increasing world of security exploits, SNMP v2 is seen as insecure and a liability to run on all but air gapped networks, so why is the ScienceLogic preferred way of monitoring Windows Services still using SNMP? The SNMP Service monitoring allows you to monitor just the services of choice, unlike the blunderbuss PowerShell approach (where if the service is set to Automatic start-up and not running, it alerts). A 2am called out for a clipboard service outage and some grumpy emails in my inbox, and I'm inclined to agree with the very grumpy DBA that it is not ideal. Can we get some motion on sorting out the PowerShell monitoring, so that regardless of how we collect the service statuses we can alert consistently?23Views1like1CommentHow to... Enable RBA for all devices in one organization?
When creating automation policy, there is an option for selecting the Organization for where it "belongs", but still one needs to select devices from the device list, otherwise there is "no devices in organization" in Aligned Devices list. What about the situation where the device list can be pretty dynamic, like clouds. So devices come and go? Is the official method then to use device groups for that kind of alignment? Or are there other ways to enable RBA for organization's all devices.55Views1like3CommentsDashboard > Server Uptime
Does anyone know if it is possible to filter servers based on uptime in the SL1 dashboards. We are wanting to create a patching dashboard, which shows Patching server health but also highlights machines that have more then 35days uptime, but we cannot find a way to filter the uptimes Thank you49Views0likes2CommentsAPI Credentials
Hi, For onboarding a serous amount of new customers I would like to create a universal credential with the API. I am not able to find some documentation what to use for the payload. I have tried with the API browser in SL1 to post an update on an existing credential resulting in an error : "x-em7-status-message":"credential could not be updated". Any suggestion how to overcome this issue? Thanks in advance. Alfred HeijkoopSolved100Views0likes3Comments
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