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DavidRa's avatar
DavidRa
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11 months ago

Azure Stack HCI resources don't have storage, memory, disk or cluster metrics

We have a customer with an Azure Stack HCI cluster deployed a few months ago. For those not familiar, this is basically a customised Windows Server core environment that runs Hyper-V VMs and some Azu...
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  • Lim's avatar
    Lim
    11 months ago

    So an update, adding the string “Windows” to the category did accomplish most of what I needed. A colleague pointed out that we could also override the sysinfo property, but that seems like a surefire way to shoot ourselves in the foot later.

    So the last remaining question would be “how do I flag a request to the LM team to get ‘Azure Stack HCI’ recognised as Windows automatically”? I can’t be the only one with an AzStack environment to monitor.

    As what @Joe Williams have suggested, while in LogicMonitor portal, click on Support menu > Contact Support > Feedback.

    Our Product team is constantly monitoring customer’s feedback and reassess market demand for this  to be added to “official” LogicModules. 

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dmathiesen
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8 months ago

I ventured into this myself, and found I could simply just addCategory HyperV and Windows by copyin the built in funtions, and LM just picks up my Azure Stack HCI cluster and starts monitoring like any other HyperV with Windows server, so all cluster checks, windows monitoring, storage, cpu, mem, etc. is up and running, without the need for changing logicmodules. 

I do belive that built in isWindows should be updated to include a match when seeing Azure Stack HCI and seeing it as just another windows OS.