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Update for Ops Manager 3.4.0
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MongoDB Ops Manager does not (as at 13.84.x0 (released November, 2016) provideincludes monitoring for hardware metrics (cpu, disk space usage. There's an open feature request you can watch, and I/upvote for thisO utilization) via the Automation agent. For more information, see: MMS-569 Alerts/Charts - track disk usageSystem and Disk Alerts.

Prior versions of Ops Manager did not include hardware monitoring and required the use of an external tool (munin-node) for CPU & disk metrics. If you are still using an older version of Ops Manager and have already installed Munin-node for monitoring CPU & I/O stats you might want tocould look into using the Munin df plugin to track free disk space. Munin supports sending alerts via email as well as through Nagios and external scripts.

MongoDB Ops Manager does not (as at 1.8.x) provide monitoring for disk space usage. There's an open feature request you can watch/upvote for this: MMS-569 Alerts/Charts - track disk usage.

If you have already installed Munin-node for monitoring CPU & I/O stats you might want to look into using the Munin df plugin to track free disk space. Munin supports sending alerts via email as well as through Nagios and external scripts.

MongoDB Ops Manager 3.4.0 (released November, 2016) includes monitoring for hardware metrics (cpu, disk usage, and I/O utilization) via the Automation agent. For more information, see: System and Disk Alerts.

Prior versions of Ops Manager did not include hardware monitoring and required the use of an external tool (munin-node) for CPU & disk metrics. If you are still using an older version of Ops Manager and have installed Munin-node for monitoring CPU & I/O stats you could look into using the Munin df plugin to track free disk space. Munin supports sending alerts via email as well as through Nagios and external scripts.

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Stennie
Stennie
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MongoDB Ops Manager does not (as at 1.8.x) provide monitoring for disk space usage. There's an open feature request you can watch/upvote for this: MMS-569 Alerts/Charts - track disk usage.

If you have already installed Munin-node for monitoring CPU & I/O stats you might want to look into using the Munin df plugin to track free disk space. Munin supports sending alerts via email as well as through Nagios and external scripts.