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Is there a way to see how much storage an individual node is responsible for in LEM?

brownrt

Is there a way to see how much storage an individual node is responsible for in LEM? If not, how do you estimate storage requirements when looking to add devices?

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FormerMember

Also, there was a white paper put up on solarwinds.com a while back about estimating log generation, where some loose guidelines were given - registration required: Estimating Log Generation for Security Infor...

LEM is also mentioned in this SolarWinds Labs episode: [VIDEO] SolarWinds Lab #17: Too Small or Just Right? Rightsizing Your SolarWinds Installation

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FormerMember

I think the closest you can get would be to check out some of the "Database Maintenance" reports in LEM Reports. You might find some interesting statistics there.

FormerMember

LEM is also mentioned in this SolarWinds Labs episode: [VIDEO] SolarWinds Lab #17: Too Small or Just Right? Rightsizing Your SolarWinds Installation

brownrt

Thanks! I have been using the Database Maintenance reports but they only show the log size as a whole, I can't drill down to a single device. Thanks for the link to the whitepaper, that will be helpful!