Infrastructure Integration

Configuration

1. Configure the agent by editing /etc/nutanix/epoch-dd-agent/conf.d/tcp_check.yamlin the collectors. Example:

   init_config:
   
   instances:
     - name: My first service
       host: myhost.example.com
       port: 8080
       timeout: 1
   
       # The (optional) window and threshold parameters allow you to trigger
       # alerts only if the check fails x times within the last y attempts
       # where x is the threshold and y is the window.
       #
       # threshold: 3
       # window: 5
   
       # The (optional) collect_response_time parameter will instruct the
       # check to create a metric 'network.tcp.response_time', tagged with
       # the url, reporting the response time in seconds.
       #
       # collect_response_time: false
   
       # The (optional) skip_event parameter will instruct the check to not
       # create any event to avoid duplicates with a server side service check.
       # This default to False.
       #
       skip_event: true
   
     # - name: My second service
     #   host: 127.0.0.1
     #   port: 80
   

2. Check and make sure that all yaml files are valid with following command:

   /etc/init.d/epoch-collectors configcheck
   

3. Restart the Agent using the following command:

   /etc/init.d/epoch-collectors restart
   

4. Execute the info command to verify that the integration check has passed:

   /etc/init.d/epoch-collectors info
   

Attributes and Datasources

Shared Attributes

There are some attributes that are common across the integrations. The description to the relevant attributes for this integration can be found here: shared attributes

Attributes

For Tcp_check, below attributes can be used in filters and group by operations in analytics within alerts, dashboards, etc.

Datasources

Datasource	Available Aggregations	Unit	Description
network.tcp.response_time	avg max min sum	second	The response time of a given host and TCP port