Netuitive provides an adaptive monitoring and analytics platform for cloud infrastructure and web applications. Netuitive learns behaviors and utilizes pre-set dynamic policies that reduce the manual effort and human-guesswork typically required to monitor systems and applications. This unique technology enables IT operations and developers to automate performance analysis, detect relevant anomalies, and determine efficient capacity utilization.
- Create a Netuitive Element with the following data:
- Element Name
- Attributes
- Tags
- Metric Samples
- Element relations
- Location
- Metric Tags
- Create a Netuitive Event with the following data
- Element Name
- Event Type
- Title
- Message
- Level
- Tags
- Source
###### Setup the Client
ApiClient = netuitive.Client(api_key='<my_api_key>')
###### Setup the Element
MyElement = netuitive.Element()
###### Add an Attribute
MyElement.add_attribute('Language', 'Python')
###### Add an Element relation
MyElement.add_relation('my_child_element')
###### Add a Tag
MyElement.add_tag('Production', 'True')
###### Add a Metric Sample
MyElement.add_sample('cpu.idle', 1432832135, 1, host='my_hostname')
###### Add a Metric Sample with a Sparse Data Strategy
MyElement.add_sample('app.zero', 1432832135, 1, host='my_hostname', sparseDataStrategy='ReplaceWithZero')
###### Add a Metric Sample with unit type
MyElement.add_sample('app.requests', 1432832135, 1, host='my_hostname', unit='requests/s')
###### Add a Metric Sample with utilization tag
MyElement.add_sample('app.requests', 1432832135, 1, host='my_hostname', tags=[{'utilization': 'true'}])
###### Add a Metric Sample with min/max values
MyElement.add_sample('app.percent_used', 1432832135, 50, host='my_hostname', unit='percent', min=0, max=100)
###### Send the Samples
ApiClient.post(MyElement)
###### Remove the samples already sent
MyElement.clear_samples()
###### Create an Event
MyEvent = netuitive.Event(hst, 'INFO', 'test event','big old test message', 'INFO')
###### Send the Event
ApiClient.post_event(MyEvent)
###### Check that our local time is set correctly (returns True/False)
ApiClient.time_insync()
import netuitive
ApiClient = netuitive.Client(api_key='aaaa9956110211e594444697f922ec7b')
MyElement = netuitive.Element()
MyElement.add_attribute('Language', 'Python') MyElement.add_attribute('app_version', '7.0')
MyElement.add_relation('my_child_element')
MyElement.add_tag('Production', 'True') MyElement.add_tag('app_tier', 'True')
MyElement.add_sample('app.error', 1432832135, 1, host='appserver01') MyElement.add_sample('app.request', 1432832135, 10, host='appserver01')
ApiClient.post(MyElement)
MyElement.clear_samples()
MyEvent = netuitive.Event('appserver01', 'INFO', 'test event','big old test message', 'INFO')
ApiClient.post_event(MyEvent)
- if ApiClient.time_insync():
- print('we have time sync with the server')
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