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Our v.112 release will be rolled out the first half of November—and it’s a good one! In addition to offering a monitoring integration for Google Cloud Platform, it also features several new user interface enhancements designed to make LogicMonitor even more intuitive.
We’ve renamed the Devices page to be the Resources page! This change was made to reflect that infrastructure monitoring is more than just device monitoring (for example, with a hybrid infrastructure you’re likely also monitoring cloud resources) and to set the stage for new, non-device resource types we’re gearing up to release.
Throughout the application, you’ll see display labels have changed to reference “Resource” rather than “Device.” Note: API endpoint names have not changed.
As requested by multiple customers, resources in SDT that have been alerted on will no longer be counted towards your other alert severity counters. Instead, alerts in SDT will be represented by a new light blue SDT alert counter located on the left side of your navigation pane. New icons have also been created so that you will still be able to identify the underlying severity of alerts in SDT.
This interface enhancement will help you better differentiate, identify, and prioritize alerts that need to be addressed. The counting of SDT alerts from the main navigation menu can be disabled from your account’s portal settings (Settings | Account Information | Portal Settings).
All LM Cloud subscriptions now include support for Google Cloud Platform (GCP). Similar to AWS and Azure monitoring integrations, this new integration enables automated discovery of GCP resources, monitoring of GCP Stackdriver data, and out-of-the-box dashboards. Initially, monitoring is available for Compute Engine, App Engine, Cloud Functions, Cloud SQL, and Cloud Storage services, as well as for GCP service disruptions and quota usage. To get started, simply add your GCP projects into monitoring from Resources | Add | Cloud Account. For more information, see our Getting Started with LM Cloud documentation.
Next we’ve listed new and improved LogicModules that were implemented since our last release.
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