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Process Monitoring

Process Monitoring#

Overview#

Unryo provides process availability and performance monitoring for hosts that support SNMP and for hosts that run a local Unryo agent. In particular, you can monitor and be alerted when:

  • a particular process is missing
  • a particular process count if out of range
  • a particular process is consuming high cpu or memory utilization

Configuration#

Go in Configuration Management.

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Click on the + button to add a new configuration.

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Select the template that fits your monitoring need, based on the table below. Then, select the Collector on which you want this configuration to be deployed; and provide a Configuration Name that is meaningful for you. The Description is optional.

For SNMP-enabled servers or devices:

Use-Case Configuration Template Alert Template Dashboard
Monitor presence and system usage (cpu, memory) of one or more processes Use the template "Unryo Snmp Process Monitoring". Indicate the process name and args (both process names and arguments are matched exactly.) SNMP Process Down CI Details / Process Monitoring
Monitor if the count of a process is out of range Use the template "SNMP Process Count". SNMP Process Count CI Details / Process Monitoring (Count)

For Linux or Windows servers with a local Unryo agent:

Use-Case Configuration Template Alert Template Dashboard
Monitor presence and system usage (cpu, memory) of one or more processes for Linux Servers Use the template Agent > "Linux Process Monitoring". Process Down - Linux CI Details / Process Monitoring (Agent)
Monitor presence and system usage (cpu, memory) of one or more processes for Windows Servers Use the template Agent > "Windows Process Monitoring". Process Down - Windows CI Details / Process Monitoring (Agent)
Monitor system usage (cpu, memory) of one or more processes for Windows Servers use the template Agent > "Windows Process Statistics". CI Details / Windows Server Details
Monitor Windows service status use the template Agent > "Windows Services". CI Details / Windows Server Details

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In the template, enter the correct settings. Other configuration options are possible. Browse the template to discover them.

Once done, click Apply to start the monitoring.