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To monitor system uptime and detect machine reboots we should add a new metricset to the Metricbeat system module. We would add this metricset to our default system module config and use a longer reporting period than we typically use since this data doesn't need to be reported very often.
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This adds a new metricset that reports the system uptime. The metricset
is enabled by default with a period of 15m.
The metricset reports one field `system.uptime.duration.ms` that is the system's
uptime reported in milliseconds. In Kibana the field is formatted as a `duration`
and shown in human-readable format (e.g. "8 days").
Closeselastic#4848
This adds a new metricset that reports the system uptime. The metricset
is enabled by default with a period of 15m.
The metricset reports one field `system.uptime.duration.ms` that is the system's
uptime reported in milliseconds. In Kibana the field is formatted as a `duration`
and shown in human-readable format (e.g. "8 days").
Closes#4848
To monitor system uptime and detect machine reboots we should add a new metricset to the Metricbeat system module. We would add this metricset to our default system module config and use a longer reporting period than we typically use since this data doesn't need to be reported very often.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: