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Need information about Windows event/Performance monitoring using config files
Hello,
Do we have any document which guides in detail what all things we can monitor in events log and in performance logs on windows?
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Hi,
As this is very broad question for monitoring various events log and performance on Windows but you can start with below documentations
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/Splunk/7.2.0/Data/MonitorWindowsperformance
http://docs.splunk.com/Documentation/WindowsAddOn/5.0.1/User/AbouttheSplunkAdd-onforWindows
If you will provide more detailed information in your questions then it will be easy for community members to provide accurate answers.
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Thanx Harshil,
Yes, I have gone through these links. Monitoring Events logs and monitoring performance.
Actually, I wanted to know what all things we can monitor under both these categories, like memory, disk usage, CPU etc for performance or App, security, system from events logs.
Same like this it would be very helpful if we get any detailed document says xxx things can be monitored under events yyy things can be monitored under performance
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It depends on what you want to achieve ( I am not aware of any such ready made document which will say that monitor XYZ on Application Events Log to achieve ABC goal because every organization have different type of requirement to achieve their monitoring goals), if you look at Splunk Add-on for Windows
you can achieve this but still you need to configure that add-on based on your requirement.
For example : [WinEventLog://Application]
will monitor each and every events of Windows Application Events but if you want to monitor only certain Event ID then you can use whitelist
or blacklist
based on your requirement, reference doc , same with performance of Windows host, you can use different perfmon stanza ([perfmon:...]
) to achieve your goal.
