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Comparing collectors and discovery tools
This topic provides a information that compares collectors and discovery tools.
What is a collector?
A collector is a data-gathering program that obtains information about system resources and passes the information to many individual passive parameters.
Collectors are always automatically scheduled to execute at regular polling intervals (usually 1 minute).
What are discovery tools?
A discovery tool is a program that finds and registers a particular class of system resource, such as finding all the file systems mounted on a specific machine.
Like collectors, some discovery tools are automatically scheduled to execute at regular polling intervals. However, if the events that a discovery tool monitors occur less frequently than the default polling interval, a discovery tool may have its own scheduling mechanism to enable it to monitor these events.
