Can I monitor my internet services from private and public locations using synthetic monitoring?
Yes, you can monitor private locations (internal network) and public locations. The supported public locations are:
- Atlanta, U.S
- California, U.S
- Fremont, U.S
- New Jersey, U.S
- Canada Central
- London, U.K
- Frankfurt, Germany
- Singapore
- Tokyo, Japan
- Mumbai, India
What are the different types of monitors supported by OpsRamp?
The different types of synthetic monitors available are:
- HTTP/HTTPS
- DNS
- FTP
- TCP
- UDP
- IMAP
- PING
- POP3
- RTT
- SIP
- SMTP
- SSL
- HTTP-SCRIPT Transaction
For more information, see Creating synthetic monitors.
What are the hardware requirements for synthetic monitoring?
Specification | 2 vCPU | 2vCPU | 4 vCPU | 8 vCPU | 16 vCPU |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
RAM (Minimum Specifications) | 2GB RAM | 4GB RAM | 8GB RAM | 16GB RAM | 32GB RAM | Estimated number of HTTP Synthetic Transactions Scripts to execute per hour | 100 | 350 | 700 | 1200 | 2400 |
Maximum number of synthetic monitor tests executed per hour (except HTTP Synthetic Transaction Scripts) | 30K | 30K | 30K | 30K | 30K |
Important
If you are using Proxy, contact OpsRamp Support for the proxy configuration.Do I need to follow any prerequisites before adding a synthetic monitor?
Yes, the following prerequisites are required before adding a synthetic monitor:
- Whitelist IP addresses for location.
- Assign synthetics template - This is used to initiate synthetic monitoring using Assign Templates or Device Management Policies.
- Set permissions for Device Create, Device Edit, Device View, and Device Manage to create, edit, view, and delete the configured synthetic monitors respectively.
- Verify if your assigned role has access to all resources. Otherwise, you cannot delete a synthetic monitor.
How do I manage accounts for synthetic monitoring?
You can manage your account and organization. Click the following links to:
Can I assign templates to initiate synthetic monitoring?
Yes, synthetic monitoring starts only after assigning the synthetic templates to the monitor. For more information, see Assigning Templates.