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PowerShell Metric Plugin

Overview

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After selecting , a screen appears to create a metric plugin.

HTTP/HTTPS plugin is selected by default. Select PowerShell to start creating plugin for PowerShell protocol.

Parameters for the PowerShell Metric Plugin Creation

The following parameters appear on the Create Metric screen for SSH protocol.

Metric Name Enter a unique name of the metric you wish to create. The name should be given logically based on how the metric is defined.
Monitor/Group

Select a Monitor or Group based on your requirement.

  • Select Monitor if you wish to assign the plugin you create to an individual monitor. Select the monitor to which you wish to assign the plugin from the dropdown titled Monitors.
  • Select Group if you wish to assign the plugin to a group of monitors. Select the group to which you wish to assign the plugin from the dropdown titled Groups.
Type Select Type of the monitor from the dropdown.
Credential Profile Select the credential profile so that your plugin is able to access the monitor using the appropriate credentials and retrieve the metrics as required.
Create Credential Profile Select this option if you wish to create a new credential profile.
PowerShell Script Write down the script here to retrieve the required details from the monitor.
Script Language Select the language (GO or Python) in which you write your script.
Parsing Script Enter the script to parse the output received after executing the PowerShell script.
Add variable Add a variable, if needed to be used in the parsing script.

Select the Create Metric button to create the metric based on the parameters entered.

Select the Test button to validate the credential profile.

Select the Reset button to erase all the current field values, if required.

Note: The Create Metric option is enabled only after the Test is successfully completed.

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