System Energy Logserver jest w stanie przetwarzać dowolne dane pochodzące w formacie Syslog, Windows Events oraz plików płaskich. Dzięki temu system zasilają informacje pochodzące z całej infrastruktury teleinformatycznej, w tym:
- Urządzenia sieciowe - switch, router, IPS, Firewall, PaloAlto, Cisco ASA, Checkpoint, Loadbalancer F5, Forcepoint, Cisco UCS, HP Synergy
- Netflow
- Systemy Linux - RedHat Linux Enterprise, Centos, Oracle Linux, Debian
- Systemy Windows
- Aplikacje i serwery aplikacyjne - IBM Webshpare, jBoss, Tomcat
- Baz danych - MsSQL, Mysql, Oracle, Postgress, Hadoop
- Środowiska wirtualne i kontenery - VmWare, OpenStack, Docker
- Systemy monitoringu - op5 Monitor, Zabbix, Nagios, Prometheus
- Urządzenia telekomunikacyjne - centrale, sterowniki, czujniki
- Komunikacja API
Energy Logserver może współpracować z specjalizowanym agentem Windows pozwalającym na kolekcję zaawansowanych metryk pozwalających na określenie wydajności tej rodziny systemów operacyjnych.
Lista metryk kolekcjonowanych przez agenta dla systemów Windows:
Group Policy Processing
- Domain controller discovery time
- GPOs applied during logon
- Processing time for each active client side extension (CSE), both from Microsoft and third parties. This includes:
- Registry
- Folder redirection
- Offline files
- Environment variables (preferences)
- Folder options (preferences)
- Local users and groups (preferences)
- Group Policy preferences
Logon Process Performance
- Process name
- Process ID
- Session ID
- Parent process name
- Process user account
- Associated application name
- Process type (e.g. part of the logon script)
- Process lifetime duration
- Commandline
- Executable path
- CPU footprint
- Disk footprint
- Memory footprint
- Network footprint
Logon Process Summary
Summary performance data about process activity during user logon:
- Number of processes started
- Disk footprint
Microsoft Office Outlook
Outlook plugin load duration and related information:
- Plugin name, ProgID and GUID
- Plugin load duration
- Plugin “load behavior” (state)
PRZEGLĄDARKI INTERNETOWE
Internet Explorer
- CPU usage
- RAM usage
- IO count
- IO volume
- IOPS
- IO latency
- Network throughput
Google Chrome
- Browser (main process)
- Tab (rendering process)
- Extension (running Chrome extensions)
- GPU (graphics acceleration)
- Flash (playing Adobe Flash)
- Java (running Java apps)
URZĄDZENIA
Machine Performance
- CPU usage
- RAM usage
- GPU model
- GPU compute usage
- GPU memory usage
- Kernel memory usage
- IOPS (read and write separately)
- IO volume (read and write separately)
- IO count (read and write separately)
- IO latency (read and write separately)
- Disk utilization in percent
- Network utilization in percent
- Number of sessions
- Number of processes
- Number of threads
- Number of handles
Machine Inventory
- OS name
- OS type and architecture
- OS install date
- Hardware manufacturer
- Hardware model
- BIOS version
- BIOS version
- AD domain
- AD site
- AD OU
- AD computer distinguished name
- Citrix farm name
- Citrix machine catalog name
- Citrix delivery group name
- Primary IP address
- Primary network adapter name
- Primary network adapter description
SMB Client Performance
- Share path
- IOPS (read and write)
- IO count (read and write)
- IO volume in MB (read and write)
- IO latency in ms (read and write)
KOMUNIKACJA SIECIOWA
- Source process (process sending/receiving data on the machine uberAgent is running on)
- Target IP address
- Target name
- Target port
- Send count
- Receive count
- Connect count
- Send volume (MB)
- Receive volume (MB)
- Send throughput (KB/s)
- Receive throughput (KB/s)
- Send latency
- Send latency count (number of measurements)
- Protocols used
SESJE
- Session ID
- Computername
- Logon time
- Logoff time
- Session duration
- Protocol (ICA, RDP or console)
- Connection state (e.g. active, disconnected)
- User and domain
- CPU usage
- RAM usage
- IO count
- IO volume
- IOPS
- IO latency
- Network throughput
- ICA/HDX latency
- Citrix ICA/HDX client information (name, IP address, version, etc.)
- VMware RDP/PCoIP client information (name, IP address, etc.)
- Microsoft RDP client information (name, IP address, etc.)
- Foreground application name
- Foreground application version
- Foreground process name
- Foreground process ID
- Foreground application UI latency
APLIKACJE
Application and Process Startup
- Smss initialization
- Autocheck (checkdisk)
- Session 0 initialization
- Session 1 initialization
- Wininit initialization
- Winlogon initialization
- Autostart services
- Startup duration
- IOPS during startup
- Process name
- User and domain
- Is the process running elevated (with admin privileges)?
- Process ID
- Parent process ID
- RDS session ID
- Parent process name
- Full commandline the process was launched with
Application and Process Performance
- User and domain
- Process name and ID
- Process command line (optional)
- Application name and version
- CPU usage
- RAM usage
- GPU compute usage
- GPU memory usage
- IO count (read and write separately)
- IO volume (read and write separately)
- IOPS (read and write separately)
- IO latency (read and write separately)
- Network throughput
- Network latency
Application UI Unresponsiveness
- Application name (even for App-V, Java and modern UI / Metro apps)
- Application version
- Process name and ID
- User and domain
- Unresponsiveness duration
- Related user session
Application Crashes and Hangs
For every application error the following information is collected:
- Application name
- Process ID, GUID, name, path, version and timestamp
- Process lifetime
- User and domain
- Related user session
- Faulting module name, path version and timestamp
- Exception code, fault offset,
- App package full name and relative ID
- Error type (crash or hang)
Application Inventory and Usage
- Application name (even for App-V, Java and modern UI / Metro apps)
- Application version
- Number of concurrent users (application usage metering)
- Number of computers the application is run on
- Number of (ICA/RDP/PCoIP) remoting clients the application was accessed from
- Inventory (installation information like name, publisher, version, install date)
Software Update
- Name
- Install date
APLIKACJE
Computer Startup (Machine Boot)
- Smss initialization
- Autocheck (checkdisk)
- Session 0 initialization
- Session 1 initialization
- Wininit initialization
- Winlogon initialization
- Autostart services
Boot Processes
- Process name, ID and parent ID
- Relative start time and lifetime
- Commandline
- IO count (read and write)
- IO volume (read and write)
- IO latency (read and write)
- Associated user session ID
Other On/Off Transitions
- Suspend
- Resume
- Shutdown
On/Off Transition Delays
- Driver/service/application name
- Driver/service/application version
- Total duration
- Degradation (how much longer it took than normal)