OK.
The Xbox tartar sauce comes with some preconfigured dashboards, so we can import those now before you
start.
You need to make sure that you have some hosts set up in your Xbox server.
I have several hosts set up and I can see the data in Xbox.
I just so happened to install Xbox agents on my Gravano server, my module server and also my influx
Digby server.
So I have three Xbox agents that I can query, and all my firewall rules have set up so my Sabic server
can see each of my other service and my other servers can see the Xbox server on the appropriate ports.
But those details, if I go to monitoring, hosts an Xbox, I can see I have the three servers and I
have them set up correctly.
Now also in Griffon Explore with your Xbox data source selected when you put your cursor into groups
there, you should see a list of groups that your API user can see from Xbox.
Right now, I can't see any groups, so that indicates that I have a permission issue in Xbox.
For Microphone, I use that I set up for the API.
So going into the Xbox administration uses microphone i user permissions.
Permissions.
All groups permissions.
None.
I need to select some groups that this user can see.
So over here in user groups, no access to the frontend, that's the group that microphone user is in.
Permissions are now select groups that I want to see.
I wanted to see Linux service.
That's the group that contains my hosts, but also want to see Xbox servers down there.
I also have an Xbox agent running on my civic server, so I'll be able to see that data.
But you can select all of those groups if you want or you want to have custom groups depends on your
Xbox server set up.
Select OK, I'm going to give Reed access to those groups.
Press Add is now in the list.
I could change those if I want.
I can read, write, read tonight or none.
I'm giving them both.
Read So update that day, so no access to the front end.
Just confirm permissions.
Read on Linux.
Since Epic's excellent users get back into the user, Carafano get a permissions it now shows.
Now, if you refresh, you'll need to wait a few minutes before this will update.
So keep going out and coming back in.
And once you see the groups showing up in this dropdown, when you select it, you can continue.
If you're worked with Xbox, you'll know that things don't happen instantly.
Everything you do is put into a queue, and it might take several minutes before you see the change.
That's something you learned to deal with when using Xbox.
If you find it's taking quite a long time, go into data sources cervix.
Save and test, then try again, and they we go back and see both groups now.
Long since, that's good.
I can now just do a quick test Linux service I collect individually or all applications, CPU use of
time.
And then we go up and see some data.
Excellent.
OK, so now let's get some dashboards.
So data sources, Xbox dashboards, import, import and import.
So we can look at the Xbox system status.
OK, so we can see system status about those things that looks like it's working sort of way.
Let's look at the next one.
So dashboards manage.
OK, there was.
So system status of now, let's look at the Xbox server dashboard.
OK, there are some that don't work.
This will happen from time to time.
It depends on the different versions that you're using.
I'm using Gravano eight with Xbox five point two and the latest Xbox plug in.
I'll have to go through each of these individually and correct them.
The first one I tried Xbox processes here was try that a so shiny it can't find that.
So let's try a different query because he doesn't find busy.
Let's try something else.
Number of processed values per second, I'm going to say, OK, we've got something number of process
values per second.
Apply that suffix processors.
It's four CPU, a CPU idle try c p u idle time.
So it's written like that now to apply for Xbox PC processors a once again.
Processed no of processed per second.
OK, it's good, it's a graph this time rather than a table.
So I'm going to say that's OK, apply.
We could change where that sits.
This is using an older version of the graph here, legend.
Okay, underneath there we go and apply that one, do the same with the top one, the legend underneath
apply.
All right, good.
Now let's look at record performance and veeps number of values per second.
How many is the same as before?
Number of process values per second.
A three six one a ploy up time.
OK, it's not giving me a clue where it's broken, but just try up time.
No, it's just like this a wild card.
I go and try up time again.
System up time.
There we go.
Thirty five weeks fly.
And let's try this first one hostname.
OK.
It's not.
Give me a clue.
Again, I'll try the wild card there for everything.
NI'm system nine.
Click out of that table.
Time to try a wild card.
Anyway, I'm not really sure what the answer to this one is.
Host so of.
General, anyway, so applaud anyway.
Maybe with different versions of Xbox, you might have different luck.
But anyway, let's save that save overwrought dashboards, manage Xbox Template Linux server.
So this is showing mostly some data, not service.
So big service box service host influx.
Moscow This is where I've installed Xbox agents on Gryphon.
The influx Moscow Network interface all.
Have a look at system load.
See whether we can fix that one.
Host Group C CPU processor load load average one minute we can apply.
Excellent because the last 15 minutes.
Very, very good.
OK, save that.
Say I write the sports home.
OK, so we have some Xbox dashboards that we can now use.
Excellent.