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The quick shout out Joseph, xyOps is incredible. Just wanted to get that out there before I mention the problem I'm running into. Server monitors for Window Satellites do not have "Quick Look — Last Minute" like the linux satellites do. Live monitoring as well as "Last Hour" (for disk usage, Disk Read, Disk Write, CPU I/O, Disk I/O, Open files) doesn't appear to work. Is there anything that needs to be added to the satellites to make this work? Python Thanks, |
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Hey, thank you for the kind words ❤️
Yeah, that's a known issue. Unfortunately, its very difficult to get real-time CPU, memory, disk and network utilization numbers on Windows. I had it working in an early development version, but it caused a huge amount of CPU usage just to read the metrics, and it took upwards of 5 seconds PER READ. It was just ridiculous, so I had to disable it. I have it on my TODO list to revisit this after I launch v1.0. I'm hoping the upcoming big v6 rewrite of systeminformation (the library I am using to gather metrics) has better support for Windows.
Okay, this is not good. I've tested this thoroughly across a bunch of different Windows machines. Can you tell me more information about your setup? Specifically, exactly what Windows version you are running, what version of xyOps, and what version of xySat (xyOps Satellite)? Was xySat installed normally and is it running as administrator? The CPU / disk / IO numbers come directly from systeminformation, so it may be that it has some kind of compatibility issue with your machine. |
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cough cough Windows sucks cough |
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Problem solved. Created a new monitor for windows satellites. I am using mounts.C_.use for the monitor and alert. I created what I call xyOps Honeycomb. It uses a series of API calls to iterate all satellites each represented by a hexagon. The hexagon will flash different colors based on the severity of the any alerts for that satellite. Allows me to have a monitor screen up that monitors all servers and computers and insures they are up and operating within alert limits. Even gives an audible alert. The possibilities are absolutely limitless. I am super jazzed with xyOps. Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😊😊😊 |
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Here you go. Credit goes to
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I am glad you found it or at least are hot on the trail. Did I tell you how much I love xyOps :-)
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Okay, I was able to reproduce this. It happens when a remote server disconnects with active alerts, then a minute goes by and the primary server expires the alerts, and then the same server reconnects. It doesn't "resume" the alert correctly, and instead puts the alert into a weird phantom state where it goes invisible.
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Thank you! Very glad you are enjoying it.
Fixed in v1.0.8.