New to the Zabbix community and looking for a little help.
I am looking for some advice regarding perf_counter and a value which appears to require the PID of the application.
I am trying to collect and graph NumberOfReclaimedConnections from the .NET Data Provider for SqlServer.
This works like a champ:
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[<PID>])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
However, the ProcessID will not be the same every time the application starts so I need a way to specify a wild card or a regex to match the PID.
Something like:
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[*])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
OR
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[[0-9]{4}])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.
I am looking for some advice regarding perf_counter and a value which appears to require the PID of the application.
I am trying to collect and graph NumberOfReclaimedConnections from the .NET Data Provider for SqlServer.
This works like a champ:
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[<PID>])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
However, the ProcessID will not be the same every time the application starts so I need a way to specify a wild card or a regex to match the PID.
Something like:
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[*])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
OR
zabbix_get -s <server> -k perf_counter["\.NET Data Provider for SqlServer(<Application>[[0-9]{4}])\NumberOfReclaimedConnections"]
Any help is appreciated.
Thank you.