Hi Serhii,
Incidents are stored in the database and even when they are deleted they are still stored in the database but in different tables. Deleted incidents will not be shown in the UI.
We do not provide tools to monitor resources on the server because customers have many different methods of monitoring, we cannot not cater for them all. Later versions of Resilient run on RedHat Enterprise Linux. If your preferred monitoring solution has agents that can be installed on RHEL then you can use them but that is the customer's responsibility to configure and support.
In the
optional packages that can be installed on ova deployments we have included net-snmp which customers can leverage. As above, we do not support configuration of SNMP.
We also have a stand alone installer of Resilient that can be installed on your own licensed RHEL server. This provides some customers with greater flexibility with regards to monitoring solutions and installation of third party packages.
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BEN WILLIAMS
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Original Message:
Sent: Wed May 15, 2019 09:44 AM
From: Serhii Kokhan
Subject: Retention period for incidents
Hi, team!
Please explain how to configure the retention period for incidents storage, or confirm that there is no option to configure retention and the period is depend of free space left dedicated to file system.
How to monitor the availability of free space not to crash the system at some moment? is there any auto-notification that could be configured regarding free-space monitoring or it should be implemented manually?
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Serhii Kokhan
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