It can be tricky to view license usage at the account level to determine which agents and hosts are consuming licenses, but the following options will get you closer.
controller/api/accounts/<ACCOUNT_ID/licensemodules/<AGENT_TYPE>/usages
To see the available agent_types, use the below command:
curl -v --user <UserName>@<AccountName>:<Password> http://localhost:8090/api/accounts/<AccountID>/licensemodules
Below is the content of an example LicenseUsage.rtf file.
maxUnitsUsed
- Maximum usage count out of the collected samples for the hourly resolutionminUnitsUsed
- Minimum usage count out of the collected samples for the hourly resolutionavgUnitsUsed
- Average usage count over the samples collected over an hourtotalUnitsUsed
- Sum of all the usage counts of all the samplessampleCount
- License usage samples collected during an houravgUnitsAllowed
- Average max units allowed for an houravgUnitsProvisioned
- Average max units provisioned for an houraccountId
- Account ID of the account corresponding to the license usage sampleThere are multiple places in the Controller UI where you can view license usage from different perspectives.
1. Settings → License → Account Usage
The Account Usage tab displays account level usage per agent. For details on what information is available in this section, see Viewing Account Usage.
2. Settings → Licenses → Rules
This screen will show you a usage graph per agent per rule. Starting in v4.3, you can go to Controller Settings → License → Rules and click Create Rules to set one up if one doesn’t already exist. For more information on creating license rules, click here.
3. Application → Tier & Nodes
This screen will show you any agent that has >0% availability in the past 5 minutes. Any agent that has a >0% availability will consume a license. Keep in mind that disabled agents show 0% availability but will still consume licenses.
In addition to the options outlined above, you can view license usage following the steps outlined in the articles linked below:
Last Updated: 10/22/19
Good to know this information. Thanks.
So pleased to hear it's useful, @Dudekula.Kumar! @Rugved.Sarode has authored number of helpful Knowledge Base articles. 🙂