How to fetch the Performance metrics data in the Advanced Reports ?
Linux Memory Utilization is used here as a reference example. You can apply the same steps to generate reports for any other performance metric by choosing the corresponding monitor type and performance metrics in the respective steps.
- Go to Settings → Advanced Reports → Create New Report.
- In the Inventory tab, select the Display Name and Monitor Type metrics. Add any additional metrics as needed.
- In the Performance Data section, click the required monitor type. From the Available Columns section, select the required performance metrics. For each selected metric, choose the applicable aggregation value — Average, Minimum, Maximum, or 95th Percentile.
- In the Apply Criteria tab, select Monitor Type as the criteria metric, set the Operator
to Equal, and choose the required monitor type as the
value.
- In Filter by Period, select the required time period.
If applicable, choose an appropriate business hour or maintenance
window.
- Preview the report — data will be generated for all selected metrics.
- Save the report. Going forward, the report can be generated directly
by selecting it from the Advanced Reports list page.
Note: Once saved, the report will be available on the
Advanced Reports list page. You can run it anytime without
reconfiguring the criteria.
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