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November 28th, 2016 17:00

Is it possible to enable additional historical metrics ?

Hi everyone,

I am trying to get additional information from the historical performance monitoring, but only 66 of 525 metrics have historical data enabled.

Is it possible to add historical to some of the following?

1:    Path         = sp.*.blockCache.global.summary.cleanPages

      Description  = Number of Clean Pages on SP, based on a logical 64 KB page size

      Type         = fact

      Unit         = Count

      Availability = real-time

6:    Path         = sp.*.blockCache.global.summary.freePages

      Description  = Number of Free Pages on SP, based on a logical 64 KB page size

      Type         = fact

      Unit         = Count

      Availability = real-time

I read the documentation found https://www.emc.com/dam/uwaem/documentation/unity-p-perf-metrics.pdf but I am unable to figure out how to enable historical for these specific paths.

I've already tried:

uemcli -d 10.0.0.1 -u Local/joe -p MyPassword456! /metrics/service set -historyEnabled yes

but no luck....

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November 29th, 2016 01:00

yes that is correct

for space reasons not all stats that are available live are kept as historical data.

That isnt configurable - If you have specific requests which stats should be included I would suggest to open a product enhancement request.

Rainer

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November 29th, 2016 11:00

Thank you @Rainer_EMC

This would be a great feature to have to enable additional historical data.

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November 29th, 2016 14:00

well we do have to keep in mind that the space for storing historical data on the system itself is limited

so it is always a tradeoff what to store vs. for how long and the peformance implications for the tools processing the data

your other option is to use a off-array monitoring tool that polls the live stats and stores it in its own database

or do that yourself via UEMCLI or REST API

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