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Monitoring OpenWEC

Liveness statistics

You should monitor OpenWEC to be sure that at any time you receive events from all your Windows machines.

You can do that using openwec stats.

For each subscription, you will retrieve:

  • subscription name
  • subscription URI
  • subscription UUID
  • since: now - heartbeat_interval
  • active_machines_count: count of machines for which at least one event has been received since since
  • alive_machines_count: count of machines for which at least one heartbeat has been received since since
  • total_machines_count: count of machines that have sent at least one event once.

You may filter the output to only one subscription using --subscription.

Two output formats are available: text (default) and json (use --format).

Heartbeats

You may want to retrieve heartbeats data for a subscription (--subscription) or/and a hostname (--hostname) or/and an IP address (--address). For example, let's say we want to retrieve heartbeats data for 192.168.1.0 and subscription my-test-subscription.

$ openwec heartbeats -a 192.168.1.0 -s my-test-subscription

Two formats are available: text (default) and json (--format).