Settings dashboards

ONTAP Collection Configuration Dashboard

The Data Collection Nodes panel

Look here for more details and explanation on adding, deleting, and editing data collection nodes.

Field	Description
Data collection node	This is a list of all nodes configured in your environment. The status of a node is always displayed. Look at the table to see that the node has passed all the validation checks. if validation fails, you will see an "invalid" status. The data collection node is identified in the table by it's Node management URI. Validation is enforced on the device management URI (as Splunk expects a certain protocol). Specify the full management URI of the Splunk installation. This is comprised of the protocol (https is required) , the address, and the port number for the management URI. For example, https://testnode1:8089 Do this in the Add Data Collection Node dialog.
User	This is the Splunk Forwarder Username for the selected node. The default username is admin.
Worker processes	This is the number of processes you have running on the Data Collection Node to process the data and forward it to the Indexer(s). This is remote forwarder management. The minimum number of processes you can run in 1 and the maximum number is 8. Configure this when you create a new node or edit the settings of an existing node. Each time you access a node, the credentials for that node are validated.
Last updated	This date reflects the last time any updates were made to the data collection node.
Credential Validation	Credential validation is either valid or invalid. Valid indicates that credentials are established correctly.
Add Data Collection Node	Click Add Data Collection Node to add a new node.

Add/Edit Data Collection Node

To add a data collection node to your environment, click Add Data Collection Node. The Add Data Collection Node dialog is displayed. To make changes to a node that is already part of your environment, click on the node in the table. The Edit Data Collection node dialog is displayed.

Field	Description
Splunk Forwarder URI	This is the URI to the Splunk forwarder on your data collection node. Communication happens by default on port 8089. Enter the URI in the format https://<ipaddress>:8089
Splunk Forwarder Username	This is the forwarder username.
Splunk Forwarder password	This is the forwarder password.
Worker Processes	These are the worker processes that run on the node to do data collection tasks. They are managed directly by the scheduler. The maximum number you can have is 8 unless you do some advance configuration.
Cancel	Click Cancel to discontinue with your current operation.
Save	Click Save to save the details you entered for the data collection node. After saving the details the node appears in the table.
Delete node	This option is only available on the Edit Data Collection Node Dialog. Click Delete node to deleted the selected data collection node.

ONTAP Collection Configuration Panel

Look here for more details and explanation on adding, deleting, and editing ONTAP server settings.

Field	Description
Target	This is an ONTAP server configured in your environment. The ONTAP servers are identified in the table by their IP address.
User	This the user account for the ONTAP server. The default username is admin.
Credential validation	This can be valid or invalid. It is a report on the status of the credentials check. If the status is invalid, you have a problem accessing the ONTAP server, and you cannot collect data.
Connection Validation	This indicates the connection status to the ONTAP servers.
Realm	This is the name of the Realm to which the ONTAP servers belong.
Add ONTAP Collection	Add a new ONTAP server.
Refresh Validation	Click this button to get an updated status for any given filer. When you refresh, an attempt is made to connect with all of the connection targets and to validate the credentials for each target. Use "Refresh Validation" to explicitly check for connectivity to your ONTAP servers and to keep the status on the Collection Configuration page synchronized with the actual state of your environment.

Add/Edit ONTAP Collection

To add a new ONTAP server, click Add ONTAP Collection. To update the properties of an ONTAP server already configured in your environment, click on the server listed in the table. The Edit ONTAP Collection dialog is displayed.

Field	Description
ONTAP servers	This is the fully qualified domain name for the filer(s).
Use Realm Based Credentials	Select this box to add your server to a realm.
Realm	If you selected to use realm based credentials, then enter the name of the Realm.
ONTAP username	This is the username used to access the filer(s). The default is "admin".
ONTAP Password	This is the password for the filer(s).
Collect all performance categories	Click this check box to collect data from all sourcetypes. When unchecked, the list of categories for which the app collects performance data is listed. These categories are: Volume, Disk, LUN, Aggregate, Vfiler, Qtree, Quota, System.
Cancel	Click Cancel to discontinue with your current operation.
Save	Click Save to save the details you entered for the ONTAP server. After saving the details the ONTAP server is displayed in the list of targets in the ONTAP Collection Configuration table.

Stop Schduler/ Start Scheduler - Click this button to start collecting data from your environment. Note that if you have the scheduler running and you want to add another ONTAP server to the Collection Configuration, you must stop the scheduler and restart it so that the new ONTAP server can be included.

ONTAP Credential Configuration

Use the ONTAP Credential Configuration dashboard if you use realm based credential access for your ONTAP servers. The dashboard lists all of the realms defined within the app context for the ONTAP servers from which you collect API data. The page displays the defined realms, the user names associated with each realm, and the app to which it belongs.

Field	Description
Realm	The name of the realm entered during configuration of the ONTAP server(s).
Username	The username for the ONTAP server(s).
App	The name of the app within which context the realm is defined.

App Data Volume

This dashboard gives you information about the quantity and types of data you are collecting in the app. You can get a quick view of the total volume of data created by the app.

The Dashboard shows:

• the total data volume over the last 24 hours.
• the breakdown of data into datatype and unique sourcetypes for each NetApp data source.

Panel	Description
Overall Data Volume, over the last 24 hours	This is the total volume of data indexed over the time period specified. The following search powers the panel: Search: index=_internal source=*metrics.log group="per_sourcetype_thruput" series=ontap:* earliest=-24h latest=now | stats sum(kb) as totKb by series | eval totB=totKb*1024 | stats sum(totB) as totB | eval totB=`format_bytes(totB)` Sourcetype that must be present for the view to populate: All of the ontap sourcetypes must be present.
Detailed Data Volume, over the last 24 hours	This table displays the volume of data indexed for each individual NetApp datatype. The following search powers the panel: Search: index=_internal source=*metrics.log group="per_sourcetype_thruput" series=ontap:* earliest=-24h latest=now | stats sum(kb) as totKb by series | eval totB=totKb*1024| eval formatted_bytes=`format_bytes(totB)` | rex field="series" "^ontap:(?<Datatype>[^:]+):?.*$" | stats list(series) as "Unique Sourcetypes" list(formatted_bytes) as "Volume per Sourcetype" sum(totB) as totB by Datatype | eval "Total Volume"=`format_bytes(totB)` | table Datatype, "Unique Sourcetypes", "Volume per Sourcetype", "Total Volume" Sourcetype that must be present for the view to populate: All of the ontap sourcetypes must be present.