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Re: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
Hi Cole, predef.* attributes are used by our Topology Service and can't be updated through the API, only through LogicModules. They aren't specific to Azure as they may be applied to standard devices as wel To update a device with Properties and not affect others you'll want to update the device using PATCH command documented here:https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/rest-api-developers-guide/v1/devices/update-a-device/#PATCH. Pay particular attention to the customProperties opType option. Note: I haven't looked through the code. I'm just offering this based on the last two posts. ~Forrest0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
Yes. ABCG can properly address collectors of different sizes. The JVM memory value is used to determine how many instances should be assigned to each collector. The configured thresholdis used for Medium collectors and the value is scaled up/down.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
In my tests I had to wrap the preferredCollectorIdvalue of zero in double quotes: { "name" : "10.1.1.22" , "displayName" : "My Device" , "autoBalancedCollectorGroupId" : 4, "preferredCollectorId" : "0" } I acknowledge it's not really consistent with the other ID value for the Collector Group, but give it a try and let me know. ~Forrest0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
While you pass 0 to set it to AutoBalanced the actual collector that is currently doing the monitoring will be represented in the return value for 'preferredCollectorId' I'd have to try and test your specific scenario and potentially confirm with the developersto see how it would respond.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
If you are changing the collectorId within Auto Balanced Collectors there are some other "rules" to follow. If you want to switch a device from being Auto Balanced to directly assigned you have to set `autoBalancedCollectorGroupId` to 0 and `preferredCollectorId` to the collector ID you want it directly assigned to. To set it back to AutoBalanced from directly assigned do the reverse: `autoBalancedCollectorGroupId` sets to id of the group and `preferredCollectorId` to 0 With Version 2 of the API you don't need the $queryparam part. You can just patch with the payload.0Views0likes0CommentsRe: Add device to Collector with least devices in rest api
Few clarifications around the Auto Balanced Collector solution and when it chooses to balance devices: The AutoBalance is intentionally conservative because when devices are moved between collectors there is a risk of them missing polls. The balancing activity will not trigger a rebalance (even if the button is pushed) if the collector is not over it's own unique threshold limit. In the current iteration, all instance types are treated equally. Since collectors of different sizes can handle different loads we set the default threshold to 10,000 as the number of instances threshold for 2GB of JVM memory, which corresponds to a medium sized collector. The math to determine how many actual instances a collector can handles is the following: (Target_Collector_Mem/Medium_Mem)^1/2 * Medium_Threshold For example, if user sets (2G) collector's threshold to 10,000, for a large(4G) collector, the threshold will be scaled to: (4/2)^1/2 * 10000 = 14140 I checked out your current collectors and none of them are over their corresponding thresholds. The biggest one only had 12,209 instances on a large collector. As for adding devices if you want to add a new device to an AutoBalance Collector Group without choosing the collector the payload below would be a very minimal example to do that. The key parts being the autoBalancedCollectorGroupID is provided as an integer and 'preferredCollectorId' is set to 0 for the device to be AutoBalanced. This should add the device to the collector with the lowest instance count. To create a new device POST to .../device/devices on V2 of the REST API { "name" : "10.1.1.22" , "displayName" : "My Device" , "autoBalancedCollectorGroupId" : 4, "preferredCollectorId" : "0" } ~Forrest0Views0likes0Comments