Creating a dashboard with how full Drives are for both windows and linux servers and it only mentions a couple of both the window drives and linux partitions. If i go to the individual VM it displays all the servers drives but in a dashboard view only a few of them can be viewed. Thoughts?
Create a view and add the metric Partition Utilization %. For example, change the label to Free Space %. Use the instance breakdown and set expression to (100-last) as mentioned earlier by RobertMesropyan
There is not Free space % OOTB. If you have endpoint agent (which provide some extra metrics) installed on those virtual machines you can have a look to see if there is a metric available regarding Free Space %.
As you can see below vm-ws01 has three disks. In the instance configuration you need to specify the metric group and set the expression on the metric as stated in the 2nd screenshot.
hi. thanks for your help. that instance option works and displays the drive letter for every windows server but the % of free space is incorrect. What metric do i use against again? have tried a few metrics and it doesnt give the correct info
Thanks will take a look
no luck with this yet. What im trying to achive is listing all servers then the next column is what % the drive usage is at then next to that is the drive letter which is actually being refered to from the %
Some servers have 2 or 3 drives some have 8.
Unless there is an easier way to display this information happy for comments and ideas
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Create a view and add the metric Partition Utilization %. For example, change the label to Free Space %. Use the instance breakdown and set expression to (100-last) as mentioned earlier by RobertMesropyan
There is not Free space % OOTB. If you have endpoint agent (which provide some extra metrics) installed on those virtual machines you can have a look to see if there is a metric available regarding Free Space %.
As you can see below vm-ws01 has three disks. In the instance configuration you need to specify the metric group and set the expression on the metric as stated in the 2nd screenshot.
thanks for this. Finally got it working. Also added the drive capacity size and disk in use in GB so its easier to read
Great! Please close this thread and mark the correct answer abugeja