Monitors graph data points and does calculations based on them.
The Calculation Event Monitor collects graph data points and makes calculations based on them. This allows you to make generalizations about the data gathered by your other event monitors at a glance.
This event monitor provides the following options:
Use this option to be alerted if any graph data points are not found.
Use this option to be alerted if the graph data points have aged beyond an age that you specify.
Check this box to include a table of the graph data points used in the calculations in the results of each event monitor run.
Select a graph data point from a device. When this event monitor runs, it will use the latest value.
This value will be displayed in events, alerts, and reports. As well, it is used as an identifier in the calculations section.
This is where you enter the calculation you'd like the event monitor to use to gather data. In the comparison text box, choose the way you'd like the result of the calculation to be compared to the value in the text box next to it. Choose the alert level you'd like to receive if the comparison parameters you've chosen are not met.
Select a device that the resulting events and data points will be associated with. This can be a real device that is part of your monitoring configuration or a virtual device like "Calculation1" which only exists to group the results generated by this event monitor. Associating the result with a device lets you use those results in dashboards, reports, and other parts of the interface.
This event monitor does not require any authentication.
The data points generated by this event monitor depend entirely on the calculation and comparison you enter.
To view the tutorial for this event monitor, click here.
Add a comment