Latest Contributions by GeoJosh

Hi Max, Thank you for the feedback! This is in the product plan. In a future release of Monitor, you will be able to choose the location of the configuration store, very much like ArcGIS Server. Best, Josh ... View more

Hi René, Currently, all managers and administrators can see all components. I suggest leveraging labels and collections to organize and filter the components by department. Josh ... View more

Hi there, are you specifying a user that is local to the target machine or a domain user? ... View more

Hello, which options do you have selected under "Operations"? I just tested this with the following configuration and it worked as expected. I triggered a warning alert and did not receive a notification. I then triggered a critical alert and received a notification.   ... View more

Hi Edna, It would be helpful to know which part of the query is causing the issue. If you remove the join, is the host returned as a record? If you navigate to the component overview page for the host component you are targeting and click on the Metrics tab, do you see metrics that match the pattern you have defined? ("process_instances:arcsoc.exe") ... View more

Hi Edna, This can be accomplished by targeting the host component, joining all metrics that contain "process_instances:arcsoc.exe:", and then joining the metrics data. Here's my expression: { "resource": "components", "where": "components.type = 'host' AND components.name = '<name>'", "join": [ { "resource": "metrics", "where": "metrics.r_id LIKE '%process_instances:arcsoc.exe:%'", "join": [ { "resource": "metrics_data" } ] } ] } Then, configure your chart like so: And the result will be a chart that shows number of arcsox.exe process per service over time. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have further questions. Josh   ... View more

Hello, Thank you for the detailed feedback. I have communicated this to the development team so that it can be considered for a future release. Josh ... View more

Hello. The development team is currently considering adding component attribute-based alerting, which would include alerting on the "Started At" attribute already available for Windows and Linux hosts. Would this solve the problem you're describing? Thank you for your suggestion. ... View more

Hi Alex, are you running the installer with administrative privileges?   ... View more

Hello @DavidColey, For step 3, consider this scenario: My database name is "monitor" The database user I am using to connect is "agm" The IP address of the ArcGIS Monitor Server machine is "1.2.3.4" with an IP mask of "32 The authentication method is "scram-sha-256" In this scenario, I would add the following line to the pg_hba.conf file (located in C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\14\data by default):   host monitor agm 1.2.3.4/32 scram-sha-256   Please note that each value in the row is separated by spaces, not tabs. In my testing, using tabs instead of spaces will cause the Postgres service to crash. For step 4, you can either open pgAdmin, connect to the database, and issue this command...   SELECT pg_reload_conf()    ...or open a command prompt on the machine where Postgres is installed, navigate to the installation directory (C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\14\bin by default) and issue the following command:   pg_ctl reload   Please note that this set of steps only needs to be done if Postgres is installed on a different machine from ArcGIS Monitor Server. If ArcGIS Monitor Server and Postgres are installed on the same host, these steps should not be necessary. Please let me know if I can elaborate further or if there are any other questions. Best, Josh ... View more