LogicModule Development Recipes
Hello LogicMonitor Community ! Andrey here from LM's Monitoring EngineerTeam. To supplement the suite of scripted LogicModules provided in the LM Support Center, mycolleagues and I havecreated a public GitHub repository with many more examples. Have a look at theLogicMonitor GitHub Repo, where you'll find various recipes for solving common monitoring script problems. Both Groovy and PowerShell examples are included Feel free to comment below with requests and/orsuggestedimprovements. Happy scripting !4Views0likes9CommentsLogicModule Guide for Native XML & JSON Construction
I would love to get my devs more involved in creating LogicModules, and incorporating it into a pipeline. Since LogicModules can be expressed in either pure XML or JSON, I would love to provide them documentation on the construction of LogicModules in these structured data formats natively.2Views2likes0CommentsLogicModule update notification
I'm sure this is probably requested before too but I'm gonna request it again just in case. :)/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x" title=":)" width="20"> Instead of clicking each LogicModule one by one in hope for some new updates/changes (yes we have Release Notes but that's not the case). Any opinions about this? :)/emoticons/smile@2x.png 2x" title=":)" width="20">0Views0likes0CommentsNew LogicModule to group automated tasks
The ability to create and group maintenance scripts; similar to how a data source is currently configured but with additional scheduling abilities in order to run tasks on a specific day of the week and time frame. Additionally, trigger a notification in case of any issues running the script. Examples: 1. PowerShell script that analyzes directories and performs cleanup once a day on specified paths. 2. Schedule device reboots every other day at a specific time. While this can be achieved by other methods such as creating scheduled tasks, this would add value to LogicMonitor as it would be a centralized location for automated tasks across the enterprise.1View0likes0CommentsAdd "Test" functionality to Event Sources
I have found the new "Test" button on the Datasources'LogicModule setuppages to be invaluable for testing which hosts are associated with my "Applies to" filter. I can make a change to the filter and then get instant feedback, pointing out typographical errors, mispellings, or even possibly that I got it correct! This will be equally valuable for the Eventsources LogicModule setup pages.2Views1like0Comments