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LogicMonitor’s Linux PSI monitoring package leverages SSH to monitor the CPU, Memory and IO load of your Linux resource.
As of March 2022, LogicMonitor’s Linux PSI package is known to be compatible with:
Add your Linux hosts into monitoring. For more information on adding resources into monitoring, see Adding Devices.
The following custom properties must be set on the Linux PSI resource within LogicMonitor. For more information on setting properties, see Resource and Instance Properties.
From the LogicMonitor public repository, import all Linux PSI LogicModules, which are listed in the LogicModules in Package section of this support article. If these LogicModules are already present, ensure you have the most recent versions. Data collection will start once the LogicModules are imported.
The module may not report all datapoints based on system configuration. For example, a single-core processor or 1 vCPU VM will only show “some CPU” metrics, while a dual-core or 2 vCPU VM will show “full CPU” metrics.
LogicMonitor’s package for Linux PSI consists of the following LogicModules. For full coverage, make sure that all of these LogicModules are imported into your LogicMonitor platform.
The DataSources in this package do not include predefined datapoint thresholds (that is, no alerts will trigger based on collected data). This is because the technology owner has not provided KPIs that can be reliably extended to the majority of users. To receive alerts for collected data, you need to manually create custom thresholds. For more information, see Tuning Static Thresholds for Datapoints.
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