Latest Contributions by AndrewSakowicz

‎05-18-2023

Thank you for this info. These expressions are OK. These gaps are expected behavior when components are not reachable (return null data). Any chance some of these machines where restarted around 8:35 or re-registered? We will evaluate new charting options and see if instead of these gaps, the bar could be compressed.

‎05-18-2023

Thank you!

‎05-18-2023

Please include expression.

‎05-18-2023

It appears like this is a single value. We'll consider limiting it to 100% to stop alerting with the current default settings. In the meantime, If you change the aggregation to 95% and/or increase sample to 5, it should stop alerting, @EsriEvan

‎05-17-2023

The host CPU looks OK. The process CPU spike (single value) appears to be some sort of edge condition with WinRM reporting for this particular process counter case. Is this spike just for arcsoc.exe process? How often does it happen, 12 hours? In any case, thank you for reporting it. We'll keep an eye on this and if able to reproduce, try to address it.

‎05-17-2023

Agree, cpu process > 100% does not make sense. And we've seen this occasionally. However, ArcGIS Monitor process reports windows api results. So there might a problem with windows reporting. FYI, 10.8 we capped the reporting to 100%, therefore you would not run into this case. In any case, this stat points out high activity by one or several arcsoc processes. Can you share CPU utilization on this host for the corresponding time. Also, do you see a particular arcsoc process that is using high cpu? @EsriEvan @GeoJosh

‎05-15-2023

Although as @DerekLaw pointed out, data store is not a supported component, users can potentially monitor availability using combination of host, db components and server logs. Note, ArcGIS data store does not have a direct "health check" call.

‎05-11-2023

@Fabio_Pires This issue is fixed and uploaded. Please download the latest. Note, this is a sample code and not part of the product.

‎05-09-2023

ArcGIS Monitor can detect when component is not responsive. This could be a case when it is "down", but also when user shuts down a component for maintenance: a host, arcgis server or portal. In the current release, user can be notified through notification, as below. In the next release, there will be additional metrics where users can set alerts. Also, we'll be changing status names to be more descriptive, e.g. instead of "Error", "Not reachable"

‎05-05-2023

Not sure I understand "published by Host". Here is how you could do for all services Is this what you have in mind? Note, we don't support hosted services yet.

‎05-02-2023

I will contact you directly.

‎05-02-2023

Thank you for the info. Very helpful. It appears, this condition impacts min 3 requests and lasts approximately 15 min, (3 points above, with 5 min interval). If you change the alert sample from 3 to 5 (and potentially change aggregation to p95) the alerts will not fire for the above.

‎05-01-2023

What is the performance of the "first time hit" vs. the consecutive? Are these "first time hit" alerts valid? Is the challenge there are many alerts in the UI ?

‎04-19-2023

@MKR , Of course, we'll announce shortly once the doc is updated. The UI for partition retention will be under Administration>Database. This feature is scheduled to be part of 2023.2, June 2023. So please allocate disk space for the next 2-3 months. In your case, it might be additional 300-400 GB. If provisioning this disk space is an issue, please let us know. We can walk you through how to do this manually: this feature frees up disk space by dropping PostgreSQL older partitions in metrics_data table.

‎04-18-2023

ArcGIS Monitor does not cache collected data. If the ArcGIS Monitor agent is not able to communicate with the target component or the ArcGIS Monitor server, the data for this time will be empty. When the connection is available, the data automatically will be inserted. You could potentially leverage incidents, see https://doc.arcgis.com/en/monitor/latest/get-started/windows/incidents.htm . For example, you can mark the time in the past as known incidents, so user would know the reasons for the gaps in the data. Or if you know the future outage, you could schedule incident in the future and turn off monitoring and/or alerting.

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