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Does anyone have a sample stanza for inputs.conf for capturing Windows perfmon stats such as CPU utilization, memory utilization and disk utilization? I was hoping the stanza would include the actual counters and such. Just looking for the basics. I could not find any good baseline samples.
Thank you very much!
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Please refer Splunk Add-On for Microsoft Windows. It has many inputs. You can deploy this add-on as is OR you can tweak the input parameters per the use case.
https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/742/
Sample perfmon stanza for CPU
[perfmon://CPU] counters = % Processor Time; % User Time; % Privileged Time; Interrupts/sec; % DPC Time; % Interrupt Time; DPCs Queued/sec; DPC Rate; % Idle Time; % C1 Time; % C2 Time; % C3 Time; C1 Transitions/sec; C2 Transitions/sec; C3 Transitions/sec disabled = 0 instances = * interval = 10 mode = multikv object = Processor useEnglishOnly=true
index = index_name
-- Hope this helps
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Please refer Splunk Add-On for Microsoft Windows. It has many inputs. You can deploy this add-on as is OR you can tweak the input parameters per the use case.
https://splunkbase.splunk.com/app/742/
Sample perfmon stanza for CPU
[perfmon://CPU] counters = % Processor Time; % User Time; % Privileged Time; Interrupts/sec; % DPC Time; % Interrupt Time; DPCs Queued/sec; DPC Rate; % Idle Time; % C1 Time; % C2 Time; % C3 Time; C1 Transitions/sec; C2 Transitions/sec; C3 Transitions/sec disabled = 0 instances = * interval = 10 mode = multikv object = Processor useEnglishOnly=true
index = index_name
-- Hope this helps
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