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"counter": "counter_name|counter_unter_name ", "querytype": "(optional, default: 'wmi_query') wmi_query|wmi_eventlistener ", "querynamespace": "(optional, default: 'root//cimv2') query_namespace ", "eventname": "(optional, default: 'WMIQueryResult') insights_event_name ", "provider": "provider_name|PerfCounter ", NRDB will not show any data from this Integration when running it in Verbose Logging Mode.īecause stderr messages arent picked up by the NRI Agent in Windows, it is best to use this mode at command line, like so:.With Verbose Logging Mode enabled, the following occurs: Verbose Logging Mode is meant for testing your Counters and seeing if and how they will appear in NRDB. -v | -verbose : Verbose Logging Mode (default: false).-r | -runOnce : Run this integration once and exit, instead of polling (default: false).-n | -compName : Name of computer that you want to poll (default: local host).-i | -pollInt : Frequency of polling (ms) (default: 10000ms, ignored if less than 10000ms).-c | -configFile : Config file to use (default: config.json).This is useful for testing and debugging your counter/query configuration. If run at command line without anything, the executable should report JSON results from WMI queries specified in config.json to stdout, and any error messages to stderr. The following configurations are to suit advanced usage patterns, i.e. Upon installation, nri-perfmon should start reporting to your New Relic account with the default counters defined in config.json. Place nri-perfmon-config.yml in C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\integrations.d\.Place nri-perfmon-definition.yml in C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\custom-integrations (ALONGSIDE but NOT IN the nri-perfmon folder).Place the following files in C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\custom-integrations\nri-perfmon:.Create nri-perfmon under C:\Program Files\New Relic\newrelic-infra\custom-integrations.Run install-windows.ps1, which will place the files in their proper locations and restart the Infra Agent.In Powershell, change to the directory where you unzipped nri-perfmon.Run Powershell in "Run As Administrator" mode.Unzip nri-perfmon to a temporary location on the host.
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NOTE: If you are installing this integration (not building it from scratch), Download The Latest Release HERE instead of cloning this repo! Requirements NET, Active Directory, ASP, BizTalk, Exchange, Hyper-V, MSSQL, Windows Event Logs and more! Library Of Config Files - includes examples for.
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reporting the results to New Relic as events, via the Infrastructure Agent.
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