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Hi All, issues with metrics data

Question asked by Bidri on Dec 28, 2017
Latest reply on Jan 2, 2018 by Tom_Wyszomierski

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We are facing some issues with metrics data, which we are not sure from where these metrics has been collecting our APM. Under investigatior our MOM server name is appearing for ex: assume my MOM server name is uk1234 same name displaying under investigator but we dont have any idea what metrics it is collecting. Can anybody have any idea about this.

Is it collects any particular metrics like customized scripts metrics something like this and this metrics charts has gaps between metrics data.

Appreciate your any suggestions.

Tom_Wyszomierski

Jan 2, 2018 3:44 PM

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Thanks!

These metrics appear to be reporting from an EP Agent (Install the EPAgent - CA Application Performance Management - 10.5 - CA Technologies Documentation ) running on the same server as your MOM. Can you please check this server and see if a java process is running, executing EPAgent.jar?

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Tom_Wyszomierski

Dec 29, 2017 10:42 AM

Would it be possible to add a screenshot of the metrics being reported?

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Bidri Jan 2, 2018 8:35 AM

Hi Thomas,

Here is the screenshot of the metrics which are being reported in APM.

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Hiko_Davis

@ Bidri on Jan 2, 2018 9:29 PM

That is an EPAgent running some Perl plugins. I see nothing wrong here. What exactly is the problem? The agent clearly shows it's gathering Linux host metrics using netstat, vmstat, and probably df.

All agents should be visible under the SuperDomain, which a "catchall" and should be ignored by users, unless you don't use custom domains.

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Tom_Wyszomierski

@ Bidri on Jan 2, 2018 3:44 PM

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Hi Thomas,

Here is the screenshot of the metrics which are being reported in APM.
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- Hiko_Davis @ Bidri on Jan 2, 2018 9:29 PM
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  That is an EPAgent running some Perl plugins. I see nothing wrong here. What exactly is the problem? The agent clearly shows it's gathering Linux host metrics using netstat, vmstat, and probably df.
  All agents should be visible under the SuperDomain, which a "catchall" and should be ignored by users, unless you don't use custom domains.
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  These metrics appear to be reporting from an EP Agent (Install the EPAgent - CA Application Performance Management - 10.5 - CA Technologies Documentation ) running on the same server as your MOM. Can you please check this server and see if a java process is running, executing EPAgent.jar?
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