Hey I’m sure it’s here somewhere but i just don’t see it. Is there a way to pull all the itarian Performance Metrics all to one page for a group?
We are looking for a good way to see the CPU, Memory and Storage usage for our servers. I just took over managing the Infrastructure here and come from working all day everyday in n-able so i’m sure i just don’t know where to look for it here.
Thanks in advance.
Bill
Anyone know anything or does Itarian just not do this?
Hi @bwales,
Sorry for the delayed response. We have asked our back-end team to check your request and provide an update.
kind Regards,
PremJK
fantastic thanks a bunch!!!
Hi @bwales,
Please run this script and provide your feedback
https://scripts.itarian.com/frontend/web/topic/display-the-memory-processor-and-storage-utilization-on-the-endpoint
Kind Regards,
PremJK
that script updates the information but doesn’t really do what i’m looking for.
Please see attached pictures the first one is the idea i was hoping for with all the metrics on one page for a specific group.
the 2nd one is what i am use to from n-able and was also perfect.
the idea is to be able to see all my servers at a glance and see any problems quickly.
I take it that this is just not a thing that Itarian can do?
Hi @bwales,
Please check your Inbox for private message and provide requested details.
Kind Regards,
PremJK
Hey @PremJkumar the information has been sent
Think I requested something like this a while back, I know that a new dashboard or dashboards were being worked on a while back but we haven’t gotten any update on the status in quite some time.
they enabled a report that I can generate daily and get a pdf of these metrics. it’s better than nothing but we’d really like something that we can toss up on a large monitor and just see live stats. being able to see there is a problem before a user tells you a problem is HUGE!
I agree - Itarian needs a lot more additions and improvements to their dashboard.
Being able to create a custom ‘view’ of agents that meet a certain criteria would be nice.
Also being able to add graphs or tables to the dashboard to show you, for example, how many devices that have a specific monitor triggered, such as like low disk space or high CPU usage would be nice.
I know we get alerts via email or on the dashboard - but having an up-to-date view on the dashboard of what devices need attention makes the job of the MSP a lot easier.
exactly! it was 3 weeks before we found out that one of our servers was topping out on it’s CPU. being able to see that at a glance is meaningful
@bwales have you considered using the monitors? Monitors, Managed Devices, Security Manager, Endpoint Manager | Xcitium
