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In Sumo Logic, quantization is the process of aggregating metric data points for time series over an interval of time.

Select value and units for Quantization.

In step 2, select Sumo Logic as the Data Source for your SLO, then specify the Metric.

In step 1 of the SLO wizard, select the Service the SLO will be associated with.

Name : nobl9 - agent - myorg - myproject - sumologicagentįollow the instructions below to create Sumo Logic Threshold metric using Metrics type: # It is not a ready-to-apply k8s deployment description, and the client_id and client_secret are only exemplary values. # DISCLAIMER: This deployment description contains only the fields necessary for the purpose of this demo. Be sure to swap in your credentials (e.g., replace and with your organization credentials). Both of these are available in the web UI, under the Agent Configuration section. When you add the data source, Nobl9 automatically generates a Kubernetes configuration and a Docker command line for you to use to deploy the Agent. Refer to the section above for the descriptions of the fields. Sumo Logic Agent Agent Configuration in the UI įollow the instructions below to create your Sumo Logic agent connection.

Here you can add details such as who is responsible for the integration (team/owner) and the purpose of creating it. This field is populated automatically when you enter a display name, but you can edit the result. The name is mandatory and can only contain lowercase, alphanumeric characters, and dashes (for example, my-project-name). You can enter a friendly name with spaces in this field. When the Project field is left blank, a default value appears. Specifying the Project is helpful when multiple users are spread across multiple teams or projects. Refer to the Authentication section above for details. Refer to the Sumo Logic API Endpoints for more details. These endpoints depend on your geographic location and the creation date of your account. Sumo Logic provides multiple API endpoints that are assigned to a specific deployment. Sumo Logic Direct Direct Configuration in the UI ĭirect connection to Sumo Logic requires users to enter their credentials which Nobl9 stores safely.Įnter the Service Endpoint URL (mandatory). To add Sumo Logic as a data source in Nobl9 using the Agent or Direct connection method, follow these steps:Ĭhoose a configuration method ( Direct or Agent), then configure the source as described below. Adding Sumo Logic as a Data Source in the UI You can see the Service Endpoint URL when you log in to your Sumo Logic account.įor the full overview of Service URLs and how they correspond to API endpoints, refer to the Sumo Logic Endpoints | Sumo Logic Documentation. Nobl9 cannot determine that value automatically and because of that, you need to specify the correct Service Endpoint URL to connect to Sumo Logic. They depend on (1) your geographic location and (2) your account’s creation date. These endpoints are assigned to the specific deployment.

Sumo Logic provides multiple API endpoints. Currently, Nobl9 integration with Sumo Logic does not support Base64 encoded Access ID for authentication.