Here are a few SQL queries that you can run on the Operations Manager Data warehouse to determine what are the Noisy Event and Performance rules in your enviroment.
Noisy Event Rules
select count(*) as cnt, RuleDefaultName
from Event.vEvent as ev
Left Join Event.vEventRule as evi
On ev.eventOriginID = evi.eventOriginID
Left Join vRule as r
On r.RuleRowId = evi.RuleRowId
group by RuleDefaultName
order by cnt desc
Noisy Performance Rules
select count(*) as cnt, RuleDefaultName
from Perf.vPerfRaw as pr
Left Join vPerformanceRuleInstance as pri
On pr.PerformanceRuleInstanceRowId = pri.PerformanceRuleInstanceRowId
Left Join vRule as r
On r.RuleRowId = pri.RuleRowId
group by RuleDefaultName
order by cnt desc
As expected, in a few enviroments I tested, some of the busiest performance rules were the Processor and Memory collection rules.
However there were several unexpectedly busy Event rules that accounted for a significant portion of all the event data and some of these were subsequently disabled.
Thanks to Reut for pointing me in the right direction for the initial query.
Thursday 9 October 2008
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