Alert based on script output (monitoring scripts)
It would be very useful to trigger an alert after running a PowerShell script automatically so that you can check a lot more with alerts
The reception and display of alarms in real time (monitor) is fundamental in the management of the systems and in the optimization of interventions.
The control elements on the systems are many and different between the different realities (services, backup, antivirus, modifications, etc.).
It would be useful to be able to insert scripts to be used as a monitor in continuous operation The script must allow to trigger an alarm with a settable severity, perhaps through a sequence of instructions to be included in the code. When the error event disappears, a self-resolution must be provided.
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Stephan de Bot commented
Create a script run by the agent which triggers an alert. For example, a script that checks if a snapshot is older than x days and if so triggers an alert which is displayed in atera
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Martin Stadlbacher commented
It would be fine to use scripts for "Alert" & "Monitoring" ... Script-Result should trigger a alert. This would help for watching file-transfers, etc.
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emilio emilio commented
The reception and display of alarms in real time (monitor) is fundamental in the management of the systems and in the optimization of interventions.
The control elements on the systems are many and different between the different realities (services, backup, antivirus, modifications, etc.).
It would be useful to be able to insert scripts to be used as a monitor in continuous operation, with a repetition time that can be set between 1 minute and 12 hours. The script must allow to trigger an alarm with a settable severity, perhaps through a sequence of instructions to be included in the code. When the error event disappears, a self-resolution must be provided. -
info info commented
It would be very useful to create an alert after running a script automatically, so that you can check a lot more with alerts
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Mike commented
It would be great to run performance monitoring scripts at specific intervals such as every 10 mins, 15mins, 30mins, 1hr etc rather than once a day. Also the output of these scripts should be used for enabling performance monitoring.
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Atera Admin commented
Yes i'vce just contacted support about this same thing - how do we know if the scripts runs?? Why not add the ability to run an Automation task as well as script - that way the Automation taks can be reported on
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Robin Schwarzenstein commented
So it's a great feature to automatically execute scripts if certain criterias are hit. But it would be even greater, if you could see the feedback of the script that ran. (For example, just add it to the alert e-mail).
Usage example: Monitor the disk usage and use a script to list the 10 largest files on the harddrive when the set criteria for disk usage is reached. You would receive an e-mail alert that the space on a harddisk is getting low that includes the ten biggest files on the system drive.