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Andriy Mishin
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Thank you, guys! dbeavon, Thank you, your tip is interesting, I will try to play with it. rkumar, I'll try to explain. My idea is not to do the work that the OEM is already doing. 1. I would like to have access to all the data that OEM collects and that can be useful now or in the future. 2. I don't want to provide access to production databases for third-party systems for security reasons - there's an OEM for that. 3. And Yes, I do not want to connect to VST of databases, in order not to create unnecessary load for them. Including that I might make a mistake somewhere and damage the system. >>OEM provides a set of REST APIs It is interesting too. You mean OpenEdge Management REST API framework? I found about it here: docs.progress.com/.../OpenEdge-Management-REST-API-framework.html But unfortunately, I did not understand how this can be used, maybe I don't have enough knowledge. Do you have more examples of how to do this? For example, how can I use the OEM REST API to get the Buffer Hits history for a specific database from Zabbix? I see it like this: 1. On the Zabbix side, I will start a process that will be connected to the OEM using the OEM REST API and request data for the period of time since the last connection. 2. OEM returns data. 3. My process saves this data to the Zabbix database. Another example is how to get the same data directly from OEM for Grafana? (there is Zabbix plugin for Grafana, but if OEM REST API is realy work, I think I can use it in Grafana wthiout Zabbix). Thanks for your help, I really appreciate it! Andriy
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