Data Collector

The Linux data collector agents are pre-configured with Infraon's token and are directly added to our system. On successful registration, this data collector can monitor other devices in the network. The data collector can do Agentless Inventory.

Download the Linux Data Collector by clicking the 'Download Agent' icon. Use the 'Agent API Token' generated mainly for your organization for manual configuration. Copy this token and use it during agent installation and configuration. Once the agent is registered using this token, the agent is automatically added to Infraon. Once the installation is complete, the agent will monitor the devices on the network.

What you see on the screen

Basic Details | Information

Label	Action/ Description
Search	Search for the required Discovery.
Filter	Filter can be added based on the field and condition from the drop-down box below. (Field – Name, IP Address, Agent ID, CPU, Memory, Load, Version. Condition – in, not in, equal to, not equal to, contains, not contains.)
Name	Indicates the name of the Data collector
Last Heartbeat	Users can view the timestamp of the agent's most recent communication with the central server, indicating its current activity status.
CPU	Monitor the device's central processing unit (CPU) utilization.
Memory	Track the memory usage of the device.
Nodes	Indicates the number of node devices linked.
Load	View the overall system load on the device.
Time	Displays the current time.
Time zone	Displays the time zone linked to the device (For example: GMT +0530 IST )
KAFKA Status	Displays the KAFKA status.
Version	Displays the version number of the data collector.
Actions
Edit	Click to make changes to the data collector.
Details	Click to view detailed information about the data collector.

Upon clicking the information action icon on the data collector, the following information is available:

• Name

• Logo

• IP address

• Last Heartbeat

• About

  • Agent ID

  • Agent Version

  • Agent Build

  • Agent Time zone

  • Installation Directory

  • Agent Uptime

• Utilization

  • CPU

  • Disk

  • Memory

• Linked tags for current load and protocol-wise load can also be visible, for example:

  • Nodes

  • Resources

  • Statistics

  • Application

  • Download Jobs

  • ExternalEvent

  • HTTP

• System Info

• Processor Information

• Server Information

• Memory Information

• Disk Information

• Network Interface Information

• Process Information

NOTE: Technicians can refresh data collector information by clicking the Resync button, guaranteeing accurate system monitoring and management.