Can I monitor a JSON file? Example included. | Product Discussions

Kel L · 2023-07-28T17:05:42Z

Hi,We have a script that runs and creates an output like the file attached. We need to be able to parse this file and look at the “replication” and “counts_match” fields and alert if we don’t find certain criteria. Can LM do that?I think that LM can only access files directly if they are on a collector, so we’d make sure this file ends up there.Thanks.I guess I can’t attach a file so here’s what it looks like:{ "replication": [ { "db_name": "db1 ", "replication": "running ", "local_count": "12054251", "remote_count": "8951389", "counts_match": "false" }, { "db_name": "db2 ", "replication": "running ", "local_count": "0", "remote_count": "0", "counts_match": "true" }, { "db_name": "db3 ", "replication": "running ", "local_count": "0", "remote_count": "0", "counts_match": "true" }, { "db_name": "db4 ", "replication": "running ", "local_count": "97", "remote_count": "97", "counts_match": "true" }, { "db_name": "db5 ", "replication": "running ", "local_count": "0", "remote_count": "0", "counts_match": "true" } ]}

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