User defined "host dead" status
There are two ideas that I need help maturing before talking to LM about them. Both have to do with how LM uses server side logic to declare a device dead.
We need the ability to designate what me...
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Mike_Moniz
Professor
ProfessorAs a workaround, and it's not documented (agree it should be) but here is code that will tell LM the device is live. Can be added to an existing groovy DataSource.
import com.santaba.agent.live.LiveHostSet
// Update the liveHostSet to tell the collector we are happy (updates Host Status)
hostId = hostProps.get("system.deviceId").toInteger()
liveHostSet = LiveHostSet.getInstance()
liveHostSet.flag(hostId)
For others: just be careful with this. Since this is designed to bypass LM's built-in dead-device detection you want to determine that the device is really still up before calling this code. But may help you code around limits with the existing dead-device methods.
This is likely also unsupported by LM, although I got the code from some of their own DataSources.
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Neophyte
NeophyteMuch appreciated, Mike. This cleaned up my "dead" API-only devices. It'll be a solid stopgap until we get some form of official resolution.
