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  • 1.  HOW TO READ TEMPERATURE CONSUMPTION IN CA PM

    Posted Apr 13, 2021 08:17 AM
    How to read temperature consumption via query builder in CA PERFORMANCE CENTER.
    Individually


    Current
    Max
    Min

    Cássio Pinheiro


  • 2.  RE: HOW TO READ TEMPERATURE CONSUMPTION IN CA PM

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 13, 2021 09:25 AM
    Are you asking about the ODATA querybuilder?

    If so, you want to choose the component type in the first selection (like cpu, memory, etc).  There should be one for the component type you want to report on.
    You can then expand metrics and choose the correct "*mfs" that corresponds to the Metric Family for the temperature components.  You can select the metrics you with to report on.  Then you will want to choose group/aggregate option.  Here you can choose the ID, and then add max/min aggregates.

    Check out our examples in docs:  https://techdocs.broadcom.com/us/en/ca-enterprise-software/it-operations-management/dx-netops/20-2/Performance-Monitoring-with-DX-Performance-Management/apis/openapi/openapi-querybuilder-examples.html

    If you are referring to views in PC, then you'll want to find a view that allows you to do Metric Level By Component instead of device level.  Then you can choose metric and max/min for those metrics also.


  • 3.  RE: HOW TO READ TEMPERATURE CONSUMPTION IN CA PM

    Posted Apr 13, 2021 03:47 PM
    How can I collect the temperature information of a specific device having the answer per hour. You would have an example query.

    The desired metric is chassistemperatureenvsensormfs with the parameter Timestamp, im_TemperatureCelsius, min_im_TemperatureCelsius, max_im_TemperatureCelsius with this information being aggregated per hour and device.

    Thanks

    Cássio Pinheiro




  • 4.  RE: HOW TO READ TEMPERATURE CONSUMPTION IN CA PM

    Broadcom Employee
    Posted Apr 13, 2021 05:40 PM
    You would want to choose under time range, for "Time Granularity" choose Hour resolution, where we rollup data to 1 hr data points.

    Example using CPU MF...  Add the additional fields you want in the report... but these would include the min/max/avg per hour for last 24 hrs.