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ShawnRobertsGD's avatar
ShawnRobertsGD
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3 months ago

Which Dynamic App is more efficient for Linux File System exceeds a threshold

Which Dynamic Application is more efficient for File System Utilization

SL1 can trigger two different type of events for when a File System exceeds a threshold:

File System exceeded events are generated via an Internal DA by SL1 and is executed every 5 minutes

Host Resource Storage Utilization events are generated via a Discovered DA from the SNMP agent on the host and can be collected at 5, 10, or 15-minute interval

I am trying to determine which one make more sense to use on linux servers and is not as taxing the data collectors.

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  • ErickBurgess's avatar
    ErickBurgess
    2 months ago

    Hi Shawn,

    I'm not aware of a scale test that pitted Internal Collection File System vs Host Resource Storage Utilization. 

    Generally, Internal Collection File System is preferred by our customers because of it's features.

    • It includes the ability to adjust thresholds for individual file systems.
    • It includes the ability to hide file systems that don't need to be monitored. 

    Dynamic Application based monitoring only provides the option to adjust threshold per device and there isn't a hide option.

    Regards,

    Erick

  • ErickBurgess's avatar
    ErickBurgess
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    2 months ago

    Hi Shawn,

    I'm not aware of a scale test that pitted Internal Collection File System vs Host Resource Storage Utilization. 

    Generally, Internal Collection File System is preferred by our customers because of it's features.

    • It includes the ability to adjust thresholds for individual file systems.
    • It includes the ability to hide file systems that don't need to be monitored. 

    Dynamic Application based monitoring only provides the option to adjust threshold per device and there isn't a hide option.

    Regards,

    Erick