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CPU utilisation data in bulk from API
How can I get server device CPU or Memory utilisation data from the API in bulk. I can get this from individual servers by specifying the device_id (i.e. /api/device/<device_id>/performance_data/838/data?duration=24h) but there must be a faster and less system taxing way? The documentation specifies how to get performance data in bulk (Requesting Performance Data from the API in Bulk (sciencelogic.com)), but not for all servers where class_type=linux as an example.6Views0likes0CommentsHow do I format detailed Email Message from an Alert Formula
Hello ALL I have the following formula for an unhealthy alert object: result('o_31218', label="DataGuard is o_31218 logs behind in following Env: PrimaryDB:o_31214 SecondaryDB: o_31215 LastLogRec: o_31217 Difference: o_31218 ") >= 0 How can I get the Subject to contain object o_31214 and the body of the email to display what is listed in the above Policy Formula with the objects replaced with actual values ?2Views0likes0CommentsNexus Community Weekly Highlights #7
Hello Nexus Community Members, This week I wanted to invite you to follow important content. Nexus Community Tip: Follow Tags | Nexus ScienceLogic Community We also want to continue to welcome community members: Sha Anurodh ABHIRAJ Jeevitha9601 srini claudia_rossi RichT99 DanyC elevinson Art_Ramirez Thank you for joining the community, we look forward to working with you. Feel free to share your ideas and feedback so we can get you the most helpful resources and information. Cheers, Sara- Community Manager2Views0likes1CommentNeed a help on Low ode Information
Hi Everyone I am currently trying to gather information about low-code in ScienceLogic, including how it works, what updates and changes have been made, how it can be implemented, and how we can effectively use it. If anyone can provide related documents or resources, it would be very helpful for me31Views0likes1CommentSystem threshold information through API
We trying to pull the details of thresholds configured for individual devices through API, The system threshold API has the information of latency, availability and data retention related information's, whereas the required details like CPU, Memory and disk space related details are not coming up, is there any way to pull these information through API? /api/device/3/device_thresholds 3 is one of our device ID. Thanks Gautham24Views0likes3CommentsSuppress a syslog event on a specific interface
How might one go about suppressing a syslog event for a specific interface, but still receive all other events for that device and interface? For example, you have a syslog event message like: 5238379<187>267450: LC/0/1/CPU0:Aug 20 17:38:21.939 EDT: ifmgr[214]: %PKT_INFRA-LINK-3-UPDOWN : Interface TenGigE0/1/1/7, changed state to Down Your existing event policy uses regex match logic as follows: First Regular Expression: PKT_INFRA-LINK-[35]+-[^\s]+ Second Regular Expression: to.*(DOWN|Down|down) Identifier Pattern: Interface\s+([^ ,]+) Identifier Format: Interface: %1 Would you modify the event policy in some way? Is there other levers/knobs to in the system to tinker with that might get you the desired result?Solved43Views1like2CommentsGQL queries with attributes
We have a need to automate lots of BSM service creations and I am struggling with GQL now. We have created attribute to be used for har query {customAttributes (first: 7, search: {name: {eq: "BSM_Region"}}) { edges { node {id label type entity alignmentType } } } } and that gives us: { "data": { "customAttributes": { "edges": [ { "node": { "id": "57", "label": "BSM_Region", "type": "string", "entity": "harProvider", "alignmentType": "extended" } } ] } } } If I then try to align that attribute to spesific service like this: mutation {alignCustomAttribute( attribute:57, entity: "cm03r2q3a807hs5mn8m4a1dga", value:"Koillismaan kauppa", type: harProvider ) {__typename} } It gives an error: { "errors": [ { "path": [ "alignCustomAttribute" ], "message": "The following id/ids: 57 could not be found. Failed to align custom attributes.", "extensions": { "code": "ID_NOT_FOUND" } } ], "data": { "alignCustomAttribute": null } } Some help needed here.Solved40Views0likes4CommentsOverlapping IP addresses
This might be an oldie... How should we manage devices which have multiple overlapping IP addresses. For example Layer3 switches or router HA pairs can have same IP addresses set up to two or multiple devices for routing high availability or management reasons. This then makes SL1 see same IP addresses in multiple devices. And that then generates events into System organization, events like: A Message Collector is managing multiple devices with an overlapping secondary IP address: Secondary IP address overlap on devices managed by Message Collector: 101 | Collector Groups: 44 | IP Address: 128.0.0.127 | Device IDs: 70999, 70998, 71001, 71009, 71005, 71003, 71006, 71004, 71007, 71002, 71013, 71012, 71015, 71010, 71014, 71008, 71016 Ok, that IP address can be deleted from database, but the nightly discovery again brings up the same issue next day. And because those are network devices where every now and then are some changes done in interfaces I believe we just have to have the Auto-Update enabled for those devices. So: is there a way to tell that please do not discover all IP addresses for this device is there a way to make SL1 accept that, some other way than creating pretty interesting regexes into event policies event policy is for system level so that not easily be just suppressed for some devices are there some other ideas how to manage this situation30Views2likes1CommentNexus Community Weekly Highlights #6
Hello Nexus Community Members, I'm a bit behind on the weekly highlights. There has been so much going on. This week I wanted to invite you to follow important content. Nexus Community Tip: Subscribe To User Groups for Product Updates Nexus Community Tip: Subscribe to Blogs We also want to continue to welcome community members: Yasin06 Ryker SanderJongkind KHC AlanH Piede Marcel RW Noushad Tibor Thank you for joining the community, we look forward to working with you. Feel free to share your ideas and feedback so we can get you the most helpful resources and information. Cheers, Sara- Community Manager12Views0likes1Comment
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