Hi there,
Does anyone know of an app (preferably tied to Jamf) that is capable of hardware diagnostics? i.e temp, storage limits and general performance related variables.
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Realtime macOS hardware monitoring
+8Best answer by AJPinto
Jamf has no services or tools that perform a function like this. There are 3rd party applications like ControlUp Edge DX which are able to monitor system performance similar to how you are wanting.
Screenshot of my device from Edge DX, maybe this is what you are looking for.
+26Jamf has no services or tools that perform a function like this. There are 3rd party applications like ControlUp Edge DX which are able to monitor system performance similar to how you are wanting.
Screenshot of my device from Edge DX, maybe this is what you are looking for.
+16Tachyon supposedly does that with their latest agent. We're on a much older version that the Mac agent does not do that. Once we upgrade I hope to test that out. There's a native binary called powermetrics that can provide all the data in real time. I've seen some blog posts about people creating launch agents and running powermetrics every few minutes and sending those logs to splunk. Not Jamf but also something you might be able to look at.
+36You might also check out Watchman Monitoring.
https://www.watchmanmonitoring.com/
It was started several years back by Allen Hancock, who seems to be very active in the #watchmanmonitoring channel on MacAdmins Slack.
+14I've leveraged Telegraf to do system resource monitoring. It's really low-resource impact on the client and reports on a ton of metrics.
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