PATROL KM for Log Management
The PATROL KM for Log Management monitors text, script, named pipe, and binary files in your environment. The KM provides the following monitoring features:
- Automatically monitors key log files
- Monitors files that do not currently exist on the system
- Monitors log files with dynamic names using wild card characters
- Monitors the size of log files
- Monitors the growth rate of log files
- Monitors the content of log files
- Monitors the state of log files
- Monitors the age of the log files
- Monitors log files using numeric comparisons
The PATROL KM for Log Management also provides the following management features:
- Triggers alerts when a log file exceeds a specified size
- Triggers alert when a text string or regular expression is discovered within a log file
- Creates automated recovery actions when a log file exceeds an acceptable size or growth rate
- Configures log searches to
- Ignore subsequent alerts for a specified number of polling cycles if the search finds a matching string or regular expression in a log file
- Override an ignored alert if the search finds a matching string or regular expression more than n times before the ignore setting is completed
- Specify the number of log scan cycles after which a WARN or ALARM state is automatically changed to OK
- Creates robust searches by using NOT and AND statements with the text strings or regular expressions in the log search
- Alerts for log file age
- Sets multiple schedules for multiple polling cycles per log file
- Disables/enables default log monitoring
You can set up the following predefined recovery actions to execute when monitored log files exceed a specified size or growth rate.
- Clear and back up log files
- Delete files
- Run in attended and unattended modes
To get started with the PATROL KM for Log Management, see Configuring PATROL for Log Management. .
For detailed instructions, see the BMC PATROL for Log Management 2.7.30 documentation.
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