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LogicMonitor supports installing and running the Collector in a Docker container for the following services:
Installation of a containerized Collector does not support all options–These are noted under Limitations. See Dockerhub to find the Docker image for running the LogicMonitor Collector.
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The following example creates a new Collector named “lm-collector”, that is a large Collector with the latest version:
docker run --name lm-collector -d \ -e account=<your portal name> \ -e access_id=<your api access id> \ -e access_key=<your api access key> \ -e backup_collector_id=15 \ -e collector_group=DockerCollectors \ -e collector_size=large \ -e description='My Dockerized Collector' \ -e enable_fail_back=yes \ -e escalating_chain_id=1 \ -e resend_interval=60 \ -e suppress_alert_clear=no \ -e cleanup=true \ -e proxy_url=<your proxy url> \ -e proxy_user=<your proxy user> \ -e proxy_pass=<your proxy password> \ logicmonitor/collector:latest
The containerized Collector installation supports all Collector sizes. The size of the Collector you choose to install has the following minimum memory requirements:
For more information, see Collector Capacity.
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