Enabling Dependent Alert Mapping for VirtualMachine

You can enable Dependent Alert Mapping for virtual machines, which are added as resources and are denoted with “VirtualMachineResource”. For more information, see Enabling Dependent Alert Mapping. Requirements Import LogicModules From the LogicMonitor repository, import all “VirtualMachine” LogicModules that are listed in the LogicModules in the Package section of this support article. If these LogicModules … Continued

Enabling Dependent Alert Mapping

FEATURE AVAILABILITY: Dependent Alert Mapping is available to users of LogicMonitor Enterprise. Overview Dependent Alert Mapping leverages the auto-discovered relationships among your monitored resources, as discovered by LogicMonitor’s topology mapping AIOps feature, to determine the root cause of an incident that is impacting dependent resources. When enabled for your alerting operations, Dependent Alert Mapping highlights … Continued

Enabling Dynamic Thresholds for Datapoints

FEATURE AVAILABILITY: The dynamic thresholds feature is available to users of LogicMonitor Enterprise. Overview Dynamic thresholds represent the bounds of an expected data range for a particular datapoint. Unlike static datapoint thresholds which are assigned manually, dynamic thresholds are calculated by anomaly detection algorithms and continuously trained by a datapoint’s recent historical values. When dynamic … Continued

Logs for Integrations Overview

LogicMonitor provides logs for out-of-the-Box (OOTB) integrations directly in your portal. This gives you visibility into the outgoing and response payloads for every integration call to help you troubleshoot. Each time LogicMonitor makes a call to an integration, an entry is added to the Integrations Logs. Communication inbound to LogicMonitor from an integration is captured in the Audit Logs. For … Continued

Zendesk Integration

While LogicMonitor has a robust alert delivery, escalation, and reporting system, you may be using other tools in parallel to access and store IT information. You can use LogicMonitor’s custom HTTP delivery integration settings to enable LogicMonitor to create, update, and close tickets in Zendesk in response to LogicMonitor alerts. In this support article, we’ve … Continued

Puppet 4 Integration

Puppet is IT automation software that enables system administrators to manage provisioning and configuration of their infrastructure.  We know that in addition to maintaining correct infrastructure configuration, system administrators additionally rely on monitoring to help prevent outages.  Our Puppet module was created with this in mind, and allows your Puppet infrastructure code to manage your … Continued

ServiceNow (Incident Management) Integration

Your LogicMonitor account comes ready to integrate alert messages with your ServiceNow account. The bidirectional integration enables LogicMonitor to open, update and close ServiceNow incidents based on LogicMonitor alerts. By sending alerts from LogicMonitor into ServiceNow, you can take advantage of ServiceNow’s alerting platform features to increase uptime of your apps, servers, websites, and databases. … Continued

Slack Integration

LogicMonitor offers an out-of-the-box alert integration for Slack via the LogicMonitor app for Slack. The integration between LogicMonitor and Slack is bi-directional, supporting the ability to: Setting Up the LogicMonitor App for Slack Setup of LogicMonitor’s alert integration solution for Slack involves four primary steps: Installing and Configuring the Slack App Installation and configuration of … Continued

Campfire Integration

Group Chat Tools, such as 37Signals Campfire have been adopted by many companies for communication management. It is straightforward to configure LogicMonitor to deliver alerts to group chat rooms via a Custom HTTP Alert Delivery Method. A good use of this integration is to both avoid email alert overload, and to increase responsiveness to an alert.  Having alerts … Continued