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Setting Aggregated Metric Data

The following web service call sets aggregated metric data for two metrics (“Total service time” and “Total downtime”). You will notice that each are listed four times. This is because the metric data is for two different services (TestService1 and TestService2) and the data is coming from two different MDRs (TestMDR1 and TestMDR2). If the MDR does not exist then it will automatically be created. When created, the MDR will require administrator approval. However, you should still be able to send metric data into it.

https://smi.cloudcommons.com:8443/Insight_API/json/SMI/0.5/setMetric?key=11ffa9e24a7892679c8446daf6b166ea&secret=bb1b6c3d57d221dcfdc402e06ad18310&xmlData=

<Resource-Metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total service time</name>

		<service>TestService1</service>

		<metricValue>70</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR1</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total service time</name>

		<service>TestService1</service>

		<metricValue>76</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR2</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total service time</name>

		<service>TestService2</service>

		<metricValue>60</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR1</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total service time</name>

		<service>TestService2</service>

		<metricValue>24</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR2</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total downtime</name>

		<service>TestService1</service>

		<metricValue>61</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR1</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total downtime</name>

		<service>TestService1</service>

		<metricValue>82</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR2</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total downtime</name>

		<service>TestService2</service>

		<metricValue>3</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR1</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>

	<metric>

		<name>Total downtime</name>

		<service>TestService2</service>

		<metricValue>9</metricValue>

		<mdr>TestMDR2</mdr>

		<updateTime>2011-2-3-17-4-37 </updateTime>

	</metric>	

</Resource-Metric>