Properties for use in auto-enroll rules
Each connecting NXLog Agent sends several properties containing information about the agent’s operating environment. To those, NXLog Platform adds agent-management properties.
| Property name | Description |
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address |
Host IP address and port number used by the agent to connect to NXLog Platform or null when the agent is offline.
Example: |
arch |
CPU architecture of the agent’s host.
Possible values: |
config |
The content of the |
configured |
Configuration status: |
cpu-load |
Average CPU load of the agent process since the start of the process. |
cpu-usage-time |
CPU usage time of the agent process measured in milliseconds since the start of the process. |
enrolled |
Enrollment status of the agent: |
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Same as |
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The hostname of the machine that runs NXLog Agent, as reported by NXLog Agent. |
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The UUID of the agent in UUID Version 1 format. The agent typically reports its ID, but NXLog Platform can generate or overwrite it, for example, to avoid duplication when you create a second agent instance by cloning a VM. |
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The NXLog Platform IP address and port number to which the agent is connected or null when the agent is offline.
Example: |
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Amount of RAM used by the agent in bytes. |
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Same as |
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Connection status of the agent: |
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Type of operating system running on the agent’s host.
Possible values: |
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Operating system type and version.
Example: |
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The agent’s management status: |
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UUID of the template assigned to the agent or |
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Name of the template assigned to the agent or |
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Version of NXLog Agent.
Example: |