The following list describes the attributes that the SystemEDGE agent can monitor for a particular process or service procAlive and the SNMP type for each attribute. You can use the SNMP type to select the sample type and operator. For example, absoluteValue sampling is usually most appropriate for integer or gauge attributes, while deltaValue sampling is usually most appropriate for counter attributes.
Note: The agent's ability to monitor a particular process attribute is dependent on the underlying operating system's ability to track the associated parameter or metric.
Defines whether the process or service is running.
Type: Boolean
Defines the percentage (0 to 100) of real memory used by the process.
Type: Gauge
Defines the size of text, data, and stack segments (KB).
Type: Gauge
Defines the real memory (resident set) size of the process (KB).
Type: Gauge
Defines the accumulated CPU time in seconds for the process.
Type: Integer
Defines the number of blocks of data input by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of blocks of data output by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of messages received by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of messages sent by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the priority (nice value) of the process.
Type: Integer
Defines the number of threads that are running within the process.
Type: Integer
Defines the number of times the process has been swapped.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of system calls invoked by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of minor page faults incurred by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of major page faults incurred by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of voluntary context switches incurred by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the number of involuntary context switches incurred by the process.
Type: Counter
Defines the CPU utilization in permil multiplied by factor 1000.
Type: Integer
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