A few of the critical metrics LogicMonitor’s P4000 monitoring gives you:

P4000 Volume Operations
P4000 Volume Performance
P4000 Health Monitoring
P4000 Cluster Wide Monitoring

P4000 Volume Operations

LogicMonitor will show you all the volumes in your LeftHand cluster as well as trend the read and write operations per second. It also automatically constructs real time graphs for any period of time showing the top 10 volumes by total operations, and by space used – vital information if you are trying to resolve a slowdown or plan your next cluster expansion.

P4000 Volume Performance

You can easily dive down into individual volume’s performance, so you know immediately if your SAN is – or is not – responsible for application performance issues. Of course, LogicMonitor’s best practice alerts would have warned you if there were latency issues, but being able to see trends of latency, IO operations, provisioned space and more, for all volumes for any time frame helps with problem resolution.

P4000 Health Monitoring

One of the difficulties with fault tolerant systems is that failures can be masked – things keep working fine – until the second failure, when everything stops. That won’t happen with LogicMonitor. It will automatically discover and monitor all components, and alert you when things go wrong. Be confident your hardware is working as it should.

P4000 Cluster Wide Monitoring

Get a bird’s eye view of your whole cluster’s performance, with graphs of IO rates, latency, space usage, and more – for any period from 1 year to the last 5 minutes. Get alerts if any manager is down, affecting the cluster quorum, and more.

Your SAN doesn’t work alone. That’s why LogicMonitor lets you easily monitor not just your P4000 SAN, but also the network carrying the iSCSI and the servers and applications that rely on the SAN – so you have a single place to look when you need to resolve issues.