Ruckstuhl-Itec Posted February 2, 2021 Posted February 2, 2021 Hello, I need help with triggers. I would like to restart a service from a certain process load of 70%, is that possible? Regards Luca
Administrators Paul Posted February 2, 2021 Administrators Posted February 2, 2021 Hi Luca, Yes, you'd need a high CPU notification configured to 68% to allow some margin of error and then on the workflow side to check if the top process file name matches the one you're targeting then to restart the target service. Otherwise to call "Send Alert" action to normally send the push / email notification. -Paul
Ruckstuhl-Itec Posted February 3, 2021 Author Posted February 3, 2021 Thank you! how can I configure a CPU notification, are there any examples? the workflow should be simpler as i only have to perform a simple query, but is there an example here? suggestion i check what already exists and try, i will give feedback afterwards
Ruckstuhl-Itec Posted February 3, 2021 Author Posted February 3, 2021 the trigger high CPU exists but where can I adjust the percentage approach?
Administrators Paul Posted February 3, 2021 Administrators Posted February 3, 2021 10 minutes ago, Ruckstuhl-Itec said: the trigger high CPU exists but where can I adjust the percentage approach? This is configurable through a policy on the webapp or directly on the agent through the Pulseway Manager under the Notifications -> Performance tab. -Paul
Ruckstuhl-Itec Posted February 4, 2021 Author Posted February 4, 2021 Hello Paul, thanks for the help. Now I'm doing my first workflows (what I'm doing doesn't make sense), but I want to test - map - run it on the virtual machine How can I map the triggers on the virtual machine when I run a workflow? Do I need a tag (scope) or via policy, is there a description in the forum?
Ruckstuhl-Itec Posted February 4, 2021 Author Posted February 4, 2021 First Workflow ( Testing) I want assign the workflow to a machine, what must i do? Policies?
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