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

DavidRa · 2023-12-20T02:57:58Z

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 Azure-specific workloads on-premises.The virtualised workloads are all added as resources using a locally-deployed collector (on the Windows jumphost, if it matters) and they all show CPU, Disks, Interfaces, Processes … everything you’d expect for Windows hosts.We’ve added the two nodes as Resources, but we don’t see any detailed metrics - only Host Status (DNS), HTTP and Ping. I also added the FQDN for the cluster management point / VNN, and it has the same minimal detail as the individual cluster nodes.There are quite a few valid/correct properties recorded for the systems - some, for example:system.domain (customer AD domain) system.ips (all IP addresses for all interfaces) system.model (correctly identifies vendor and server model, presumably from WMI) system.sysinfo (“Microsoft Azure Stack HCI”) system.sysname (hostname) system.systemtype (“x64-based PC”)Is there something else I need to do to have this system monitored? I’m rushing because we nearly had a CSV run out of space - we thought it was monitored, and we were wrong.

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