DataSources are templates that define what numerical data should be collected, how it should be collected, and what values should be graphed and trigger alerts. There are four sections included in every DataSource definition: DataSource definitions can be edited or created from either the Settings page (Settings | LogicModules | DataSources) or the Exchange page … Continued
We recommend that you use the Groovy programming language to develop scripts for customized data collecting and active discovery. The advantages of using Groovy in Logicmonitor are: Platform compatibility – the same script can be used by both Linux collector and Windows collectors. Access collector’s capability – the collector exports its capabilities (such as snmp, http, … Continued
Overview DataSource graphs chart the values of the various datapoints monitored by the DataSource. LogicMonitor’s pre-built DataSources install with accompanying DataSource graphs to ensure that monitored data is thoroughly visualized and useful. There are two types of DataSource graphs: Standard Graphs. Standard graphs carry data for a single instance, and are displayed for each monitored … Continued
From Settings | LogicModules | DataSources you can view, search for, add and edit DataSources. Each DataSource has a definition that tells your collector what information to collect, how to collect it, what device(s) to collect it from and what metrics to display in graphs. View & Search The DataSource navigation pane in Settings | … Continued