MemUtilEnhanced

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over 12 years ago

The standard NT_MemUtil script will event if memory crosses the given threshold once - this is normally caused by memory spikes. This edited version introduces two new parameters: one controls how many times the script should check memory values per iteration, and the other controls the time to wait (in seconds) between each check. The script will only event if each memory value exceeds it's threshold for ALL of the checks.

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MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago

Jared while that might be the case, most of the memory iteration jobs run between 5 minutes and 30 minutes. It looks like this job specifically runs multiple checks in the single run so that while memory might be high at a single instance i can have it setup to check 3 times in that 5 minute window and only if all three are high would i still get the alert.
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MigrationDeletedUser over 12 years ago

Another way to do this using the out of the box script is to event if condition occurs X times of Y itterations so if the mem is high on 3 out of 4 itterations then it will event.
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