2 Replies Latest reply on Aug 5, 2019 2:13 PM by sturdyerde

    Element Count UX

    sturdyerde
    sturdyerde Aug 2, 2019 1:21 PM

      Found a UX element that might be an opportunity to clarify?

       

      As you can see below, the High Availability Deployment Summary page shows that I am monitoring 3,479 elements.

      When I switch to the Deployment Health page, it shows that I am monitoring 14,182 elements with SAM.

       

      Is the first number (HA Deployment Summary) referring to the total number of NPM nodes, or some other element?

      Is the second number (Deployment Health) really referring to the number of components that SAM is monitoring?

       

      Ultimately, either I need more training, or it's a candidate for a clarifying tweak in verbiage. Thanks!

      "Elements" displayed in the HA deployment summary page and in the deployment health page

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        • Re: Element Count UX
          mesverrum
          mesverrum Expert Aug 5, 2019 9:52 AM (in response to sturdyerde)

          Good catch, *usually* they refer to elements when talking about NPM monitored objects and components when talking about things we need SAM licenses for.

           

          This is the swql query I used to keep tabs on all that stuff, paste it into a Custom Query resource on a dashboard.

           

           

          SELECT e.ServerName, e.IP, e.ServerType, concat(scale.PropertyValue,'x') as [Stacked Pollers], npm.PropertyValue as [NPM Polling %],e.Elements, e.Nodes, e.Interfaces, e.Volumes, sam.PropertyValue as [SAM Polling %], comp.SAMComponents, appins.AppInsightComponents, e.PollingCompletion, e.MinutesSinceKeepAlive, 

          CASE

          WHEN PollingCompletion < 98 THEN '/Orion/images/ActiveAlerts/Serious.png'

          WHEN PollingCompletion > 98 THEN '/Orion/images/ActiveAlerts/Check.png'

          END AS [_IconFor_PollingCompletion]

          , CASE

          WHEN MinutesSinceKeepAlive > 2 THEN '/Orion/images/ActiveAlerts/Serious.png'

          WHEN MinutesSinceKeepAlive <2 THEN '/Orion/images/ActiveAlerts/Check.png'

          END AS [_IconFor_MinutesSinceKeepAlive]

          ,CASE

          WHEN npm.PropertyValue> 90 THEN '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Critical.gif'

          WHEN npm.PropertyValue> 75 THEN '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Warning.gif'

          ELSE '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Up.gif'

          END AS [_IconFor_NPM Polling %],CASE

          WHEN sam.PropertyValue> 90 THEN '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Critical.gif'

          WHEN sam.PropertyValue> 75 THEN '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Warning.gif'

          ELSE '/Orion/images/StatusIcons/Small-Up.gif'

          END AS [_IconFor_SAM Polling %]

          ,'/Orion/Admin/Details/Engines.aspx' as [_linkfor_ServerName]

          FROM Orion.Engines e

          left join Orion.EngineProperties npm on e.EngineID = npm.EngineID and npm.PropertyName='Orion.Standard.Polling'

          left join Orion.EngineProperties sam on e.EngineID = sam.EngineID and sam.PropertyName='APM.Components.Polling'

          left join Orion.EngineProperties scale on e.EngineID = scale.EngineID and scale.PropertyName='Scale Licenses'

          left join (select n.engineid,count(n.Applications.Components.ComponentID) as SAMComponents

          from orion.nodes n

          where n.Applications.Template.Name not like 'appinsight%'

          group by n.EngineID) comp on comp.engineid=e.EngineID

          left join (select n.engineid,count(n.Applications.Components.ComponentID) as AppInsightComponents

          from orion.nodes n

          where n.Applications.Template.Name like 'appinsight%'

          group by n.EngineID) appins on appins.engineid=e.EngineID

           

          order by ServerName

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