object versioning
There are currently far too many opportunities to commit errors in LM from which is isdifficult to recover since there is no version tracking. Ideally, it would be possible to revert to a previous version of any object, but especially very sensitive objects like logicmodules, alert policies, etc. I have created my own method of dealing with this, which leverages the API to store JSON streams of all critical elements regularly, changes committed via git (certain adjustments to the original results are needed to avoid a constant update stream). Recovery would be very manual, but at least possible. This would be far more useful within the system itself. Thanks, Mark4Views3likes1Comment
Collector dynamic groups
Collector groups were added recently, and are detailed here:a href="https://communities.logicmonitor.com/topic/637-collectors" rel="">https://communities.logicmonitor.com/topic/637-collectors Now let's expand upon that functionality...What ifcollectors be grouped dynamically? Identically to how Devices dynamic groups work,could I assign properties to collectors, then build dynamic groups based from the properties? Ways thatenvision sorting collectors: Production/test, primary/backup,collector number (1-99, 100-199, 200-299, etc.),zip code, time zone, alphabetical. In each of these cases, this would give full flexibility on how collector upgrades are scheduled. Currently if we have a mass collector upgrade to a new General Release, it can be a little painful to manage so many upgrades running simultaneously (or at least in very short order). I am most interested in being able to split them up into primary, backup and single collector groups. This way, I know that it's pretty safe to upgrade the collectors that have backups after hours, since there is another collector to failover to. And I surely want to be available staff-wise if I am doingupgrades for those collectors that have no backup collector. Close behind sorting into primary/backup/singleis the need to sort them by customer (which currently works fine). The issue is that you can't put a collector into more than one group, which precludes from even setting up these to items manually.4Views1like1Comment