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Nice graphics from here into the on-prem environments please!

Thanks Kristen!

I didnt see this reply at the time sorry Marlie! I've not uploaded yet, barely thought about it since I made it tbh, perhaps once it's a little older or if someone else is desperate. I've done a few of these recently and in the storage area they feel very much like a stopgap, hard to make them scale or auto-update nicely

How automate-able it is is somewhat dependant on what your environment looks like at the mo. In theory it's definitely doable with some SWIS powershell or similar. Personally i've got a few hundred ICMP nodes on the world map with a manual but fairly quick powershell bulk node import followed by a csv bulk import. It's not…

@"jblankjblank"stumbled across this again 10 months later, still a good idea IMO. Both me and the OP workaround it with objects and what not, but I think there's another bit worth emphasising since then. API pollers/monitored values "details" page is almost never useful

Confirmed as coming in the swug today

 Hi, updated to this version yesterday and all my solarwinds-callback API monitors are broken now, is this intentional?

YESSSSS

Hi Jvb, Someone needs to update these considering there's a RC and Dev upgrades now

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I got an upvote on this earlier - This is implemented now if you've missed it (someone set this to complete :) )

Mostly no, though at least one maps related feature is actively under work so here's hoping. That said overlaying/underlaying/stacking a customobject by the Orion object can work ok. Not ideal but ok

5. there is a non-standard whitespace character that isnt escaped that works for this, i think it's the zero-width on https://qwerty.dev/whitespace/

Alerting is the main use case for this that comes to mind, but I think this would be valuable for modern dashboards too, I may come back to that on a other day In alerting you are locked per macro to one cell per result, if you need to produce complex output you either need to produce a large series of pre-programmed (and…

Also did this lol

Are we doing onsite certifications?

Anything in the pipeline relating to vmware folders? (Similar to tags)

Haha I'm not sure! Probably not?

Statuses associated with a site able to link to the site itself Netpaths associated with ISPs to the ISP's support portal

Somehow i've had a holiday on day 2 of every solarwinds event like this this year haha

Agreed! Bodge: Make a group with the cloud external node or whatever in it Add the group into the dash This'll draw a one-way dependancy arrow Add the interface out, scale down add the interface traffic to the lable OR Add a api monitor pulling that interface traffic, and place that whereever the label is required using…

a Subquery/Subelement Formatter would be a beautiful thing

You can probably UNDP this... probably. (and link to a different chart on the dash)

Use cases- Group statuses with a dashboard view Application statuses with a dashboard view API pollers for custom numbers/statuses you can link to anything - Peronsal example- Alert count by X -> Filtered Alert report

It doesnt end with that, not sure what that bit on the form is meant to represent tbh

Could really use another one of these! Recent struggles: Powerstore - Had to do custom Storagegrid - Had to do custom Netapp Inodes - Had to do custom Netapp AV - doing custom Isilon polling issues - Workaround in place Very much wishing capacity management was easier to do. I dont like the capacity report in VMAN all that…

You can save the returned value, then setup another API monitor with a division for bytes/tb/etc to work around this

Not 100% sure of the behaviour you're looking for, but if you haven't already I recommend splitting your DOWN alerts into "Ping-down AND nothing to say otherwise" and "Ping-down but vmware up/Agent up" as these tend to require different behaviour from your support teams.

Upvoted over here too

7. kinda works with use of a box or something like that (I'm in london, wearing pink and tan, come say hi)