I was about to check the top for the various devices and only <local> appears in my child/parent.
I'll keep looking to see if there is a feature to enable etc
Thanks
#I assume some features are locked to using the cloud?
stiff wharf
patent pendant
yes top/logs/dashboards are cloud features
tawdry nest
Not all Top functions require Cloud, see https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/top-monitoring-netdata-functions#what-functions-are-currently-available
dashboard can work without it too, without Cloud it is possible to have 1 custom dashboard (stored on the browser’s IndexedDB under netdata-cache).
@stiff wharf if you can't use any function without Cloud - you are using old Netdata version.
stiff wharf
<@181233601956937728> if you can't use any function without Cloud - you are usin...
Thank you for that list
I did go through the documentation but somehow missed this
Thank you
I'll be having my boss man organize a tech demo for our consortium and I know these questions will come up due to safeguarding our metrics (trying to avoid the SolarWinds fiasco)
zenith locust
probably one important point, if you think Netdata Cloud would be a better option due to the features it brings
irrespective of using Netdata Cloud or not your metrics are always on-premises - at your Netdata Agent(s) - even if you use Netdata Cloud we don't store them centrally, when you access Netdata Cloud we will query the required agents to bring you the date to the dashboard
stiff wharf
Yeah I do like the model, and it offers a lot for itself as an agent, which is where I feel this would outdo a few other vendor options
Does netdata support things like snmp devices as part of its stack or is it geared purely on netdata
We have a need to monitor just about everything and we're not cloud hesitant, our entire stack sits in Azure
I'm purely doing this out of homelab needs but saw the potential for enterprise
Hopefully I'll have them send off a vendor demo request
We're talking 40 sites, approximately 6000 client devices and about 140 services
We are leveraging Sentinel (at a cost) rn
zenith locust
Does netdata support things like snmp devices as part of its stack or is it geared purely on netdata
Nedata has collector built for SNMP but this is an old one and a bit outdated - https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/collecting-metrics/generic-collecting-metrics/snmp-devices
we've recently started advising users to use the prometheus SNMP exporter which is much easier to setup and using our prometheus endpoint collector you can scrate it with Netadata
we will be doing some improvements on this path of SNMP exporter, so stay tuned 🙂
patent pendant
Not all Top functions require Cloud, see https://learn.netdata.cloud/docs/top-mo...
oh what the heck I didn't know 😮
that's good stuff as always
tawdry nest
Because you use freebsd/opnsesnse package which is always few releases behind kekw