logmon

[Juan Ochoa]

Hello Experts, we need an alert to trigger when the SystemLoadAverage reaches to 1.4

file example:

TimeStamp = 3/13/19 2:59 PM ; NextDelay = 30

Memory

HeapMemoryUsage = {used = 1024223920}{max = 3178758144} ; NonHeapMemoryUsage = {init = 2555904}{committed = 195952640} ;

Threading

PeakThreadCount = 266 ; ThreadCount = 237 ;

OperatingSystem

SystemLoadAverage = 0.1 ;

 

we have this regex match expression SystemLoadAverage\s+=\s+([\d.])   but I am not sure on how to create a variable for this.  can someone please help me with this?  thanks

[Dave Campbell]

Hi Juan8A!

You should be able to add in the Variables tab a watcher rule a new variable.  Set the 'Source FROM Position' to use "Match Expression" and then set the position to correspond with the capture group you have set-up in your regex.

 

-DC

[Stephen Danseglio]

How to use variables in logmon - CA Knowledge 

[Garin Walsh]

As an alternative, you are already using logmon to get this information, why not use logmon to run a script instead of looking at the contents of a file directly and then in that script calculate the load average and then print GOOD/BAD (or something like that) and then you can have two simple matches on that printed text. 

 

-Garin