LogicModules are templates that define how LogicMonitor should access, collect, alert on, and configure data coming from Resources that you monitor. LogicModule definitions can be viewed, edited, and created from the Settings > LogicModules. There are 8 types of LogicModules. DataSources DataSources define what numeric time-series data should be collected, how it should be collected, … Continued

LogicMonitor continuously adds, updates, and improves LogicModules. New version of LogicModules are not automatically pushed out to customer accounts. There is risk of certain LogicModule updates removing historical data. For more information, see “Risks to Updating”. Risks to Updating The following table explains the potential risks when updating LogicModules: Risk Description Loss of historical data … Continued

When you edit a LogicModule template or LogicModule graph template, you will be prompted to enter update reasons that provide context to the other users in your account. Update reasons allow you to create a history of why your LogicModules were changed, and are logged with the associated user that performed the change in the … Continued

You may want to clone a LogicModule when: you are creating a LogicModule with similar functionality to an existing LogicModule, and you don’t want to start from scratch you plan on making major changes to an existing LogicModule, and you’d like to have a backup copy in case something goes wrong you want to apply … Continued

Exporting a LogicModule as XML allows you to edit it offline and then import it back into your account. Exporting Sometimes it is useful to be able to use a text editor to do bulk changes on a LogicModule.   To export a LogicModule to XML, navigate to the module from Settings | LogicModules | … Continued