New Relic data dictionary

This data dictionary defines some of our default-reported data stored in NRDB and queryable via NRQL. This includes events like Transaction, MobileRequest, and BrowserInteraction, and our Metric, Log, and Span data types. These definitions are also available from our query builder UI by mousing over applicable data type and attribute names.

This dictionary doesn't contain:

  • Data from our infrastructure integrations (for that, see docs for a specific integration)
  • Custom data
  • Detailed integration-specific attributes for Metric data

ContainerSample

Data source:

This event is reported by the New Relic Infrastructure agent. It collects data from all the Docker containers on the host (which may or may not be running). It includes the container's ID, name, image, image name, and metrics about CPU, memory and networking. We take a snapshot of this data every 15 seconds for each container and package it into this event, which is then sent to New Relic. This data appears on the Containers UI page.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
commandLine

The command line used in the container.

containerId
ID

The unique Docker container ID.

cpuKernelPercent
percentage (%)

CPU time percentage used in kernel space.

cpuLimitCores
count

How much of the available CPU resources a container can use.

cpuPercent
percentage (%)

CPU usage percentage used by CPU core. For containers with more than one CPU core, this percentage may be greater than 100%.

cpuShares
count

Number of CPU shares assigned to the container; increase or reduce the container's weight and give access to greater or lesser host machine CPU cycles. Weight may differ between cgroups v1 and cgroups v2.

cpuThrottlePeriods
count

Total number of periods throttled.

cpuThrottleTimeMs
milliseconds (ms)

Total throttling time in milliseconds.

cpuUsedCores
percentage (%)

CPU usage per core.

cpuUsedCoresPercent
percentage (%)

CPU usage percentage per core.

cpuUserPercent
percentage (%)

CPU time percentage used in user space.

criticalViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated critical thresholds, causing critical violations and opening incidents. If this attribute does not exist on the sample, it has zero violations.

image
ID

The Docker image ID for the image the container is based on.

imageName

The Docker image name for the container.

label_KEY

Docker labels associated with this container (where KEY represents a custom label's key value).

memoryCacheBytes
count

The amount of memory used by the container that can be associated precisely with a block on a block device.

memoryKernelUsageBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of current kernel memory allocation.

memoryResidentSizeBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of memory that doesn't correspond to anything on disk: stacks, heaps, and anonymous memory maps.

memorySizeLimitBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of memory the container is allowed to use.

memorySoftLimitBytes
bytes (B)

The soft limit of memory usage equivalent to the memory reservation of the container.

memorySwapLimitBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of memory the container is using, including swap.

memorySwapLimitUsagePercent
percentage (%)

This metric is calculated as the percentage of memorySwapUsageBytes over memorySwapLimitBytes, if the limit exists.

memorySwapOnlyUsageBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of swap memory the container is using. This memory doesn't include non-swap memory.

memorySwapUsageBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of memory swap the container is using, including swap.

memoryUsageBytes
bytes (B)

This metric doesn't account for swap usage.

memoryUsageLimitPercent
percentage (%)

This metric is calculated as the memoryUsageBytes percentage over memorySizeLimitBytes, if the limit exists.

name

The Docker container name.

networkRxBytes
bytes (B)

Total number of received bytes.

networkRxBytesPerSecond
rate

Number of received bytes per second.

networkRxDropped
count

Total number of received packets dropped.

networkRxDroppedPerSecond
rate

Number of received packets dropped per second.

networkRxError
count

Total number of received packets with error.

networkRxErrorsPerSecond
rate

Number of received packets with error per second.

networkRxPackets
count

Total number of received packets.

networkRxPacketsPerSecond
rate

Number of received packets with error per second.

networksTxBytes
count

Total number of bytes transmitted.

networkTxBytesPerSecond
rate

Number of transmitted bytes per second.

networkTxDropped
count

Total number of transmitted packets dropped.

networkTxDroppedPerSecond
rate

Number of transmitted packets dropped per second.

networkTxErrors
count

Total number of transmitted packets with error.

networkTxErrorsPerSecond
rate

Number of transmitted packets with error per second.

networkTxPackets
count

Total number of transmitted packets.

networkTxPacketsPerSecond
rate

Number of transmitted packets per second.

restartCount
count

The number of times the container was restarted.

state

It can be: created, restarting, running, removing, paused, exited, or dead.

status

Holds the current container state.

StorageDataAvailableBytes
bytes (B)

Data space available in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageDataTotalBytes
bytes (B)

Total Data space in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageDataUsagePercent
percentage (%)

Percent of Data space used in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageDataUsedBytes
bytes (B)

Data space used by the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageMetadataAvailableBytes
bytes (B)

Metadata space available in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageMetadataTotalBytes
bytes (B)

Total Metadata space in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageMetadataUsagePercent
percentage (%)

Percent of Metadata space used in the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

StorageMetadataUsedBytes
bytes (B)

Metadata space used by the Storage Driver. Only available while using Docker's devicemapper storage driver that is deprecated.

warningViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated warning thresholds, causing warning violations.

InfrastructureEvent

InfrastructureEvent describes changes (deltas) that occur in a system's live state. When an inventory or system state is added, removed, or changed, Infrastructure will produce an InfrastructureEvent that logs that activity.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
category

A New Relic category used to organize events in the UI. For example: automation, notification, and service.

changedPath

The fully specified name of the item that changed. This is constructed by taking the source and adding one or more additional path elements that uniquely identify the item that changed.

changeType

A simple classification of the type of change made to the entity: added, modified, or removed.

deltaId

Delta refers to a recorded change in the system. The deltaId is a number used by New Relic to organize incoming inventory change data.

eventId

The unique ID of the event, generated by New Relic.

format

The type of infrastructure event. Each format type includes attributes that may be used to render the event in the UI.

newStatus

The new agent status: disconnected or connected.

newValue

If a change is made to the entity, this attribute contains the new value of the inventory that was changed. This will have no value if no change has been made. The value will display approximately 4K bytes of data.

oldValue

If a change is made to the entity, this attribute contains the old value of the inventory that was changed. This will be blank if no change has been made.

provider

For integrations that use generic event types (like the DatastoreSample event), the provider value specifies the source of the data (the service, or a sub-category of data from that service).

Some events are generic and are used by several integrations. For example, the DatastoreSample event is used by several integrations, including the AWS DynamoDB integration and the AWS RDS integration. In these cases, the provider attribute value represents the source of that attribute. This will usually be the service that data comes from or, for integrations that use several provider values, a certain sub-category of data from that service.

When a provider value is present for a generic event, that event will have additional integration-specific attributes attached to it.

Here’s an example of a NRQL query that returns the attributes present for a DatastoreSample event reported by the AWS RDS integration:

SELECT * from DatastoreSample where provider = 'RdsDbCluster'

source

The fully specified origin of this inventory item. This is typically in the form category/plugin, where plugin is the generic word used for the tool that gathered this data.

summary

A summary of the change that happened. Uses a human-friendly string, such as Agent disconnected.

violationUpdateType

The type of change to the violation: For example: open or closed.

NetworkSample

Data source:

NetworkSample event captures the descriptive and state information for each network device associated with a server. It includes the device's interface and address information, as well as current usage data. New Relic samples this data every 10 seconds for each attached network interface and packages it into a NetworkSample event, then sends the raw data to New Relic's collectors.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
agentName

The name of the agent (Infrastructure).

agentVersion

The version of the New Relic Infrastructure agent.

criticalViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated critical thresholds, causing critical violations and opening incidents. If this attribute does not exist on the sample, it has zero violations.

entityID
ID

New Relic's unique ID number for the entity that is reporting data. This is used by New Relic to distinguish between customers and their entities.

fullHostname

The fully qualified (DNS) hostname.

hardwareAddress

The unique hardware address of the interface.

hostname

The short version of the entity's name.

interfaceName

The interface name as reported by the operating system.

ipV4Address

The IP version 4 address.

ipV6Address

The IP version 6 address.

kernelVersion

The Linux kernel version, in string format.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

linuxDistribution

The name of the Linux distribution the server is using.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

operatingSystem

The operating system on which the agent is installed.

receiveBytesPerSecond
bytes (B)

The number of bytes per second received during the sampling period.

receiveDroppedPerSecond
count

The number of received packets per second dropped during the sampling period.

receiveErrorsPerSecond
count

The number of receive errors per second on the interface during the sampling period.

receivePacketsPerSecond
count

The number of packets per second (as defined by OS) received during the sampling period.

state

The state of the entity: either up or down.

timestamp

The time (date, hour, minute, second) at which the interaction occurred.

transmitBytesPerSecond
bytes (B)

The number of bytes sent per second during the sampling period.

transmitDroppedPerSecond
count

The number of dropped send packets per second during the sampling period.

transmitErrorsPerSecond
count

The number of send errors per second on the interface during the sampling period.

transmitPacketsPerSecond
count

The number of packets per second as defined by OS) sent during this sampling period.

warningViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated warning thresholds, causing warning violations.

windowsFamily

The Windows family indicates whether the OS is a server or desktop targeted system.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsPlatform

The full product name of the installed version of Windows.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsVersion

The combined Windows version and build-number string of the OS.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

ProcessSample

Data source:

ProcessSample event gathers detailed resource usage information from programs running on a single system. New Relic samples the data every 20 seconds for every active process and packages it into a ProcessSample event, which then sends the raw data to New Relic's collectors.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
agentName

The name of the agent (Infrastructure).

agentVersion

The version of the New Relic Infrastructure agent.

commandLine

The full command line for the current process. This command line will be sanitized by default to strip options and arguments from the command line to prevent accidental leakage of private information.

commandName

The command name of the process corresponds, in most cases, to the base name of the command line's path to the form of the process.

In Linux, this attribute is retrieved from `/proc/PID/stat`, in which strings longer than 16 characters are silently truncated. Internally, linux command names can be up to 16 bytes long. More information can be found in the [proc manual pages](https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man5/proc.5.html).
contained

Returns true if the process is running inside a container; false if not inside a container.

containerId
ID

For processes running inside a Docker container, the unique Docker container ID for this process.

containerImage
ID

For processes running inside a Docker container, the Docker image ID for the image this process is based on.

containerImageName

For processes running inside a Docker container, the Docker image name for this process.

containerLabel_KEY

For processes running inside a Docker container, the Docker label associated with this process.

Docker labels consist of key/value pairs. The key is captured in the attribute name as containerLabel_KEY, and the returned stringtype value is then associated with that attribute.

For example, to query a owner label for containers maintained by Test User:

SELECT cpuPercent FROM ProcessSample WHERE containerLabel_owner = 'Test User'

containerName

For processes running inside a Docker container, the Docker container name for this process

cpuPercent
percentage (%)

The combined CPU usage (of all types, including system, user, I/O, depending on platform), by CPU core, for this process at a single point in time. For systems with more than one CPU core, this percentage may be greater than 100%.

cpuSystemPercent
percentage (%)

The system-time CPU usage component used by the process.

cpuUserPercent
percentage (%)

The user-time CPU usage component used by the process.

criticalViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated critical thresholds, causing critical violations and opening incidents. If this attribute does not exist on the sample, it has zero violations.

entityID
ID

New Relic's unique ID number for the entity that is reporting data. This is used by New Relic to distinguish between customers and their entities.

fullHostname

The fully qualified (DNS) hostname.

hostname

The short version of the entity's name.

ioReadBytesPerSecond
rate

The number of bytes read from all storage devices per second.

ioReadCountPerSecond
rate

The number of disk read operations by the process per second.

ioTotalReadBytes
count

Counts bytes that the process caused to be fetched from the storage layer.

Count of bytes that the process caused to be fetched from the storage layer. Done at submit_bio() level, so it's accurate for block-backed filesystems. Read from the /proc/PID/io file, where PID is the ID of the process being monitored.

ioTotalReadCount
count

Cumulative number of disk read operations by this process.

ioTotalWriteBytes
count

Counts bytes that the process caused to be sent to the storage layer.

Counts bytes that the process caused to be sent to the storage layer. This is done at page-dirtying time. Read from the /proc/PID/io file, where PID is the ID of the process being monitored.

ioTotalWriteCount
count

Cumulative number of disk write operations by this process.

ioWriteBytesPerSecond
rate

The number of bytes written by this process per second.

ioWriteCountPerSecond
rate

The number of disk write operations by the process per second.

kernelVersion

The Linux kernel version, in string format.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

linuxDistribution

The name of the Linux distribution the server is using.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

memoryResidentSizeBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of physical memory in use for the process, in bytes.

memoryVirtualSizeBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of virtual memory reserved for the process, in bytes.

operatingSystem

The operating system on which the agent is installed.

parentProcessId
ID

The unique parent identification number (PID) for this process.

processDisplayName

The display name (friendly name) of the process.

This is derived from the command name by default, but if it can be determined that the process is associated with a service from the inventory system, New Relic uses the service name. Another source of the name may be a parsed component of the command line, if it is a known command line format (for example, Java app).

processId
ID

The unique process identification number for this process.

state

The current process status as a platform-specific state name. For example: running or sleeping.

threadCount
count

The number of threads active for this process.

timestamp

The time (date, hour, minute, second) at which the interaction occurred.

userId
ID

The user identifier under which the process is running.

userName

The username of the owner of the process; for example, root or ubuntu.

warningViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated warning thresholds, causing warning violations.

windowsFamily

The Windows family indicates whether the OS is a server or desktop targeted system.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsPlatform

The full product name of the installed version of Windows.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsVersion

The combined Windows version and build-number string of the OS.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

StorageSample

Data source:

StorageSample event represents a single storage device associated with a server. Each sample gathers descriptive information about the device, the type of file system it uses, and its current usage and capacity. New Relic samples this data every 20 seconds for each mounted file system and packages it into a StorageSample event, then sends the raw data to New Relic's collectors.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
agentName

The name of the agent (Infrastructure).

agentVersion

The version of the New Relic Infrastructure agent.

avgQueueLen
count

The average disk queue length derived from (Disk Transfers/sec) * (Disk secs/Transfer).

This metric is only available for the Windows Infrastructure agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

This value coincides with the following Windows Performance counter:

\LogicalDisk(<drive letter>)\Avg. Disk Queue Length

avgReadQueueLen
count

The average disk read queue length derived from (Disk Reads/sec) * (Disk secs/Read).

This metric is only available for the Windows Infrastructure agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

This value coincides with the following Windows Performance counter:

\LogicalDisk(<drive letter>)\Avg. Disk Read Queue Length

avgWriteQueueLen
count

The average disk write queue length derived from (Disk Writes/sec) * (Disk secs/Write)

This metric is only available for the Windows Infrastructure agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

This value coincides with the following Windows Performance counter:

\LogicalDisk(<drive letter>)\Avg. Disk Write Queue Length

criticalViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated critical thresholds, causing critical violations and opening incidents. If this attribute does not exist on the sample, it has zero violations.

currentQueueLen
count

Length of the disk queue at the time of sampling.

This metric is only available for the Windows Infrastructure Agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

This value coincides with the following Windows Performance counter:

\LogicalDisk(<drive letter>)\Current Disk Queue Length

device

The device name.

diskFreeBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative disk space that is free across all supported devices. (To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.)

diskFreePercent
percentage (%)

The cumulative disk emptiness percentage across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskTotalBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative total disk space across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskUsedBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative disk space used across all supported devices, in bytes. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskUsedPercent
percentage (%)

The cumulative disk fullness percentage across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

entityAndMountPoint
ID

A unique identifier concatenating the entityId and mountPoint attributes.

entityID
ID

New Relic's unique ID number for the entity that is reporting data. This is used by New Relic to distinguish between customers and their entities.

filesystemType

The operating system's specific file system type. For example: xfs or ext4.

fullHostname

The fully qualified (DNS) hostname.

hostname

The short version of the entity's name.

inodesFree
count

The number of free inodes.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure Agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

inodesTotal
count

The number of total available inodes.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure Agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

inodesUsed
count

The number of inodes in use.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure Agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

inodesUsedPercent
percentage (%)

The number of inodes in use as a fraction of the total.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure Agent, version 1.5.0 or higher.

isReadOnly

If the system is set to be read-only, this value will be true, otherwise false. These values are string literals, not booleans, to allow for faceting.

kernelVersion

The Linux kernel version, in string format.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

linuxDistribution

The name of the Linux distribution the server is using.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

mountPoint

The location of the device in the operating system's file system.

operatingSystem

The operating system on which the agent is installed.

readBytesPerSecond
bytes (B)

The number of bytes read per second from the device during the last sampling period.

readIoPerSecond

The average number of read I/O operations per second during the sampling period.

readUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The percent of totalUtilizationPercent dedicated to read I/O operations.

timestamp

The time (date, hour, minute, second) at which the interaction occurred.

totalUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The percent of time spent waiting for read or write disk I/O operations.

warningViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated warning thresholds, causing warning violations.

windowsFamily

The Windows family indicates whether the OS is a server or desktop targeted system.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsPlatform

The full product name of the installed version of Windows.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsVersion

The combined Windows version and build-number string of the OS.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

writeBytesPerSecond
bytes (B)

The number of bytes per second written to the device during the last sampling period.

writeIoPerSecond

The average number of write I/O operations per second during the sample period.

writeUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The percent of totalUtilizationPercent dedicated to write I/O operations.

SystemSample

Data source:

The SystemSample event aggregates data describing the current overall state of the entire server. This data appears in the New Relic Infrastructure Hosts page to show usage trends for the associated host's main resources. These resources include CPU, memory, disk, and network. New Relic samples this data every 5 seconds and packages it into a SystemSample event, then sends the raw data to New Relic's collectors.

Attribute nameDefinitionData types
agentName

The name of the agent (Infrastructure).

agentVersion

The version of the New Relic Infrastructure agent.

coreCount
count
  • Linux: [/proc/cpuinfo: 'cpu cores'] The number of cores within a single CPU.

  • Windows: [WMI win32_processor: 'NumberOfLogicalProcessors'] The number of logical processors, including cores divided by hyperthreading.

cpuIdlePercent
percentage (%)

The portion of the current CPU utilization capacity that is idle.

This is calculated as:

(100.00 - cpuUserPercent - cpuSystemPercent - cpuIOWaitPercent) / elapsed_time

cpuIoWaitPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of the current CPU utilization composed only of I/O wait time usage.

This is calculated as:

current_sample_io_time - previous_sample_io_time) / elapsed_time

cpuPercent
percentage (%)

Total CPU utilization as a percentage. This is not an actual recorded value; it is an alias that combines percentage data from cpuSystemPercent, cpuUserPercent, cpuIoWaitPercent and cpuStealPercent.

This is calculated as:

(cpuUserPercent + cpuSystemPercent + cpuIOWaitPercent + cpuStealPercent)

cpuStealPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of time when a virtualized CPU is waiting for the hypervisor to make real CPU time available to it.

cpuSystemPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of the current CPU utilization composed only of system time usage.

This is calculated as:

(current_sample_sys_time - previous_sample_sys_time) / elapsed_time

cpuUserPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of the current CPU utilization composed only of user time usage.

This is calculated as:

current_sample_user_time - previous_sample_user_time) / elapsed_time

criticalViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated critical thresholds, causing critical violations and opening incidents. If this attribute does not exist on the sample, it has zero violations.

diskFreeBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative disk space that is free across all supported devices. (To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.)

diskFreePercent
percentage (%)

The cumulative disk emptiness percentage across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskReadsPerSecond
rate

The number of read I/O operations per second.

diskReadUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of disk I/O utilization for read operations.

diskTotalBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative total disk space across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskUsedBytes
bytes (B)

The cumulative disk space used across all supported devices, in bytes. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskUsedPercent
percentage (%)

The cumulative disk fullness percentage across all supported devices. To find per-device values, use StorageSample events.

diskUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The percent of time spent waiting for read or write disk I/O operations.

diskWritesPerSecond
rate

The number of write I/O operations per second.

diskWriteUtilizationPercent
percentage (%)

The portion of disk I/O utilization for write operations.

entityID
ID

New Relic's unique ID number for the entity that is reporting data. This is used by New Relic to distinguish between customers and their entities.

fullHostname

The fully qualified (DNS) hostname.

hostname

The short version of the entity's name.

kernelVersion

The Linux kernel version, in string format.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

linuxDistribution

The name of the Linux distribution the server is using.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Linux platform.

loadAverageFifteenMinute
count

Over the last fifteen minutes, the average number of system processes, threads, or tasks that are waiting and ready for CPU time.

loadAverageFiveMinute

Over the last 5 minutes, the average number of system processes, threads, or tasks that are waiting and ready for CPU time.

loadAverageOneMinute

Over the last minute, the average number of system processes, threads, or tasks that are waiting and ready for CPU time.

memoryBuffers
bytes (B)

The portion of buffered memory available to this server, in bytes.

memoryCachedBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of cached memory, in bytes, available to this server.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure agent, version 1.18.1 or higher.

memoryFreeBytes
bytes (B)

The portion of free memory available to this server, in bytes.

MemoryFreePercent
percentage (%)

The portion of free memory available to the server.

memoryKernelFree
bytes (B)

The portion of physical memory not used by the system, in bytes.

memorySharedBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of shared memory, in bytes, available to this server.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure agent, version 1.18.1 or higher.

memorySlabBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of slab memory, in bytes, available to this server.

This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure agent, version 1.18.1 or higher.

memoryTotalBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of memory, in bytes, available to this server.

memoryUsedBytes
bytes (B)

The portion of available memory that is in use on this server, in bytes.

ntpOffset
seconds

The time difference in seconds between the host and the provided NTP hosts.

operatingSystem

The operating system on which the agent is installed.

processorCount
count
  • Linux: [/proc/cpuinfo: 'processor'] The total number of cores in all CPUs.

  • Windows: [WMI win32_processor: 'NumberOfCores'] The number of physical processors on the integrated circuit.

swapFreeBytes
bytes (B)

The portion of available swap space on this server that is free, in bytes.

swapInBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of memory swapped in, in bytes. This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure agent, version 1.32.0 or higher.

swapOutBytes
bytes (B)

The amount of memory swapped out, in bytes. This metric is only available for the Linux Infrastructure agent, version 1.32.0 or higher.

swapTotalBytes
bytes (B)

The total amount of swap space available to the server, in bytes.

swapUsedBytes
bytes (B)

The portion of available swap space on this server that is in use, in bytes.

timestamp

The time (date, hour, minute, second) at which the interaction occurred.

uptime
seconds (s)

The amount of time the system has been active (running), in seconds.

warningViolationCount
count

The number of times that alert conditions violated warning thresholds, causing warning violations.

windowsFamily

The Windows family indicates whether the OS is a server or desktop targeted system.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsPlatform

The full product name of the installed version of Windows.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.

windowsVersion

The combined Windows version and build-number string of the OS.

This attribute is available only for systems on a Windows platform.