Customizing Agent - Infrastructure Monitoring

By default, license key is set during installation steps. You can set advanced configurations in the YAML file /etc/atatus-infra-agent/atatus.yml.

# /etc/atatus-infra-agent/atatus.yml

# General
license_key: "lic_infra_testkey"
notify_url: "YOUR_ON_PREMISE_URL/track/infra"
log_notify_url: "YOUR_ON_PREMISE_URL/track/logs"

# Sets log level. The default log level is info.
# Available log levels are: error, warning, info, verbose
log_level: warning

# The tags of the shipper are included in their own field with each transaction published.
# eg: ["aws-eu", "web-tier"]
tags: []

# Optional fields that you can specify to add additional information to the output.
#customData:
#  env: production

# Labels are optional key-value pairs used for host grouping and environment classification.
# labels:
#   host_group: "devTeam"
#   env: "production"
#   data_center: "us-1"

proxy_url: http://127.0.0.1:8888

logs_enabled: false

1. Enable logs monitoring

Atatus Infra agent has log monitoring feature which helps you to monitor logs from your apps, services, databases and load balancers. You can enable/disable log monitoring as follows:

logs_enabled: true

2. Set proxy url

You can set up the Atatus Agent to connect to a proxy, then the proxy can connect to Atatus Server through the firewall.

proxy_url: http://127.0.0.1:8888

3. Set log level

Infra agent generates detailed logs for troubleshooting, auditing, and diagnostics. Keep in mind that this is for Atatus agent internal logging, not for logs monitoring. You can set different log level as follows:

log_level: warning

There are four log levels:

Command	Description
error	shows fatal errors.
warning	shows warning and fatal errors.
info	shows help information along with warning and errors.
verbose	verbose print of payload along above all information.

4. Set a tag

You can change the log level as follows:

tags: ['mysql', 'mysql-cluster-east']

Using tags, you can group set of machines. So you can filter them by tags in the UI.

5. Set a hostname

You can change the hostname as follows:

hostname: custom_hostname

6. Set a custom data

You can change the custom data as follows:

customData:
    env: production
    region: us-east

You can use any arbitrary data here. You can use them to identify the system and filter them in the UI.

8. Configure Labels for Host Grouping

You can define custom labels to group and filter hosts in the UI.

labels:
  host_group: "devTeam"
  env: "production"
  data_center: "us-1"

​1. Enable logs monitoring

​2. Set proxy url

​3. Set log level

​4. Set a tag

​5. Set a hostname

​6. Set a custom data

​8. Configure Labels for Host Grouping