On Sunday, 21 June 2020 03:38:05 UTC+1, Freddy Mack wrote:
>
> But on Variable setting if I make the query
> Query: label_values(windows_cpu_time_total, instance)
> Does this good for all other Metrics like , Server Status,Memory,File
> System,Disk INODE, Server Network,System Process Monitoring
>
>
It's only querying the values of the "instance" label which exist on this
particular metric, but if this is a representative metric which is present
for all Windows machines, it should be OK.
Another option: if all your Windows machines are in the same prometheus
scrape job, and that job is called "windows" say, then you could use
label_values(up{job="windows"}, instance)
> Also I have this query for Linux Dashboard
> label_values(up, instance)
> Is this good for all the metrics ?
>
>
Yes that's fine too - although it will let you select *all* instances,
including ones which aren't Linux machines (e.g. scrape jobs for Windows
machines; scrape jobs for blackbox_exporter, snmp_exporter etc)
So if your dashboard shows metrics from node_exporter, and the scrape job
is called "node", you could limit it to
label_values(up{job="node"}, instance)
>
> Can I get the syntax for these Metrics for windows to go in alert.rules
> file and in Grafana:
>
> System messages (ex. Errors in /var/log/messages) Any
> critical errors reported in log
>
You will need an exporter which parses your log files. Options include
mtail and grok_exporter.
Alternatively: store your logs in Loki. As well as storing/archiving your
logs and making them visible in Grafana panels, can use LogQL queries which
are similar to PromQL queries.
There is a nice talk here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TcmvmqbrDKU
> Disk INODE utilization Warning at 90%, Alarm at 95%
> System process monitoring (ex. Set of services on a server if they are
> running or not) Alarm if services are not running.
>
>
I don't really do Windows - you'll have to look at what metrics the
wmi_exporter returns and find the ones which apply. Look at the exporter
documentation, or just use the prometheus GUI to explore all metrics whose
names start with "windows_"
Good luck,
Brian.
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