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Working with vFoglight Rules and Registry 223
Working with Rules
Working with Rules
vFoglight allows you to create flexible rules that can be applied to complex, interrelated
data from multiple sources within your distributed system. You can associate several
different actions with a rule, configure a rule so that it does not fire repeatedly, and
associate a rule with schedules that define when it should and should not be evaluated.
The following list introduces you to the concepts and terms related to rules.
• Rule. A rule is a piece of business logic that links a condition with a result. The
result may be linked to actions. There are two types of rules in vFoglight: simple
rules and multiple-severity rules. A rule includes a scope, conditions, expressions,
messages, and actions.
• Rule Scope. The scope of a rule defines the set of topology objects against which
it will run. The scope object is the object on which alarms will appear in the
vFoglight interface.
• Simple Rule. A simple rule runs user-defined actions when the condition for that
rule is met. Simple rules do not create alarms and unlike multiple-severity rules
(see below), they don't have severity levels. A simple rule is logic that is triggered
by data. See “Defining rule types” on page 250 for more information.
• Multiple-Severity Rule. A multiple-severity rule is a more complex type of rule
that can include up to five levels of severity. These levels are described in more
detail in “Defining rule types” on page 250. This type of rule always creates an
alarm when the condition associated with one of its severity levels is met.
• Severity State. A severity state is the highest severity condition of a multiple-
severity rule that evaluated to true.
• Fire Prevention. A group of settings that prevent actions and alarms from firing
repeatedly for a rule.
• Effective Period. A scheduled period during which a rule is active.
• Blackout Period. A scheduled period during which a rule is inactive.
• Monitoring Data. Data that has been collected from your monitored environment
by the agents and transformed into a standard format for use by the vFoglight
Management Server. Monitoring data includes both metrics and topology object
properties.
• Function. Rule conditions and expressions are matched against monitoring data.
Functions cause calculations to be performed on the data specified in conditions
and expressions, allowing the data to be modified before it is matched.
- Table of Contents 3
- 4 vFoglight 4
- Table of Contents 5 5
- 6 vFoglight 6
- Table of Contents 7 7
- 8 vFoglight 8
- Introduction to this Guide 9
- About vFoglight 10
- About this Guide 10
- Core Documentation Set 12
- Cartridge Documentation Sets 13
- Feedback on the Documentation 13
- Text Conventions 14
- About Vizioncore Inc 14
- Introduction to this Guide 15 15
- Contacting Dell 16
- Guatemala 20
- Hong Kong 20
- Ireland (Cherrywood) 21
- Italy (Milan) 21
- Japan (Kawasaki) 22
- Korea (Seoul) 22
- Latin America 22
- Luxemborg 22
- U.K.(Bracknell) 26
- U.S.A. (Austin, Texas) 26
- U.S. Virgin Islands 27
- Venezuela 27
- Administration 32
- Setting Up vFoglight 53
- About vFoglight Setup 54
- Viewing Connection Status 54
- Setting Up vFoglight 55 55
- Federation 56
- Federation Configuration 58
- Database 59
- Mail (Global Settings) 61
- Port Name Default 65
- Description 65
- Managing Licenses 69
- Installing Licenses 70
- Viewing License Capabilities 72
- License capabilities 73
- Licensed cartridges 73
- Deleting Licenses 74
- Managing Support Bundles 75
- My support bundle 77
- Viewing Audit Information 82
- Filtering Audit Logs 87
- Viewing Log Entries 88
- Backing Up vFoglight 89
- Setting Up vFoglight 93 93
- tool. You can use 95
- Setting Up vFoglight 97 97
- Setting Up vFoglight 99 99
- Upgrading vFoglight 101
- Restoring vFoglight 102
- Managing Users and Security 105
- About Security in vFoglight 106
- Managing Users 107
- Creating Users 111
- Adding Users to Groups 112
- Groups” on page 122 113
- Changing Passwords 114
- Forcing Password Changes 115
- Unlocking Passwords 115
- This user is locked! 116
- Deleting Internal Users 117
- Managing Groups 118
- Foglight 120
- Creating Groups 122
- Editing Users in Groups 123
- Assigning Roles to a Group 124
- Deleting Internal Groups 126
- Managing Roles 127
- Dashboard 130
- Creating Roles 131
- Editing Groups for a Role 132
- Deleting Internal Roles 133
- Roles that you create 134
- Configuring Password Settings 135
- Editing Password Settings 137
- Changing Database Credentials 138
- Editing Directory Settings 142
- 146 vFoglight 146
- Managing Cartridges 147
- About vFoglight Cartridges 148
- Windows 153
- Installing Cartridges 155
- Enabling Cartridges 157
- Disabling Cartridges 158
- Uninstalling Cartridges 159
- Downloading Agent Components 161
- Downloading Components 163
- Managing Agents 165
- About vFoglight Agents 166
- List property 167
- Properties dashboard 168
- Primary properties 171
- Registry 183
- Managing Registry Variables 185
- Permission granted 188
- Permissions not assigned 188
- Permission denied 188
- Copying registry variables 191
- Deleting registry variables 193
- Creating Registry Variables 195
- Editing Registry Variables 200
- Specifying values 201
- Using performance calendars 204
- Viewing Registry Values 209
- Show/Hide columns 212
- System Administrators 217
- SYSADMIN variable 218
- 222 vFoglight 222
- Working with Rules 223
- Managing Rules 225
- Editing rule permissions 228
- Copying rules 231
- 232 vFoglight 232
- Deleting rules 233
- Disabling or enabling rules 234
- Suspending or resuming alarms 236
- Viewing rule schedules 240
- Viewing a rule summary 241
- Rule Summary bar 243
- Creating Rules 246
- Defining Rules 248
- Defining rule types 250
- Triggering rules 251
- Defining the rule scope 253
- Multiple-severity rule 255
- Simple rule 255
- Writing conditions 261
- 264 vFoglight 264
- 272 vFoglight 272
- Defining actions 278
- COMMAND_LINE 279
- Note If the command is not 289
- Defining Rule-Level Variables 303
- Core vFoglight Rules 305
- Core vFoglight rules 306
- Conditions State 307
- Instance 311
- Setting basic rule properties 312
- Scoping the rule 312
- Specifying conditions 313
- Processor scope 316
- Processor, that you 320
- Processor type 320
- #percentUserTime# > 0.9 321
- 326 vFoglight 326
- Working with Data 327
- Adding Topology Types 329
- Working with Derived Metrics 332
- Managing Derived Metrics 333
- Working with Data 337 337
- Copying derived metrics 339
- Deleting derived metrics 341
- Creating Derived Metrics 342
- Defining Derived Metrics 344
- Triggering derived metrics 348
- Setting the value type 350
- Multiple Derivations 352
- Working with Thresholds 353
- Editing threshold permissions 355
- Working with Data 357 357
- Deleting thresholds 359
- Creating Thresholds 361
- Defining Thresholds 362
- Managing Retention Policies 372
- About database generations 373
- Windows_System_Top_CPU_Table 380
- Deleting Retention Policies 381
- Editing Retention Policies 386
- Creating Retention Policies 388
- Working with Data 391 391
- Management Server 393
- 394 vFoglight 394
- Using Schedules 395
- About Schedules 396
- Managing Schedules 397
- Editing Schedule Permissions 399
- 400 vFoglight 400
- Copying Schedules 402
- Deleting Schedules 404
- Viewing Schedule Definitions 405
- Viewing and Editing Schedules 406
- Creating Schedules 407
- Schedule Items” on page 415 414
- Defining Schedule Items 415
- 4, and select the Monday and 431
- 3, as illustrated 437
- Using Schedules 441 441
- 6, as illustrated bellow 444
- About vFoglight Tooling 448
- Building Script Agents 448
- Looking at the Script Syntax 449
- MyScriptAgent-1.2.0 456
- MyAgent 459
- 460 vFoglight 460
- 462 vFoglight 462
- Example: Type 1 Script 466
- Example: Type 2 Script 466
- Selecting Topology Objects 469
- Host topology type 470
- Topology object ID 471
- Topology type 471
- Instance name 471
- Retrieving Data 472
- Using the Query Language 473
- Metric Scope 474
- Metric Expressions 480
- Inserting operators 482
- TopologyObject 485
- ExecuteTimeCritical 490
- Using the Query Language FAQ 495
- Appendix: vFoglight Client 497
- Reference 497
- Starting the vFoglight Client 498
- Browser Interface 501
- Command-Line Interface 503
- Reference Guide 504
- 508 vFoglight 508
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