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uberAgent Feature Support on macOS
The long-term goal for uberAgent on macOS is to achieve feature-parity with its Windows counterpart. As long as this is not yet the case, this article helps you to see at a glance which metrics are being collected and which dashboards contain macOS-specific information.
More information about individual fields is available in the metrics documentation.
User Experience Monitoring
Sourcetypes
- uberAgent:Application:AppNameIdMapping
- uberAgent:Application:ApplicationInventory
- uberAgent:Application:ApplicationUsage
- uberAgent:Application:BrowserWebRequests2
- uberAgent:Application:Errors
- uberAgent:License:LicenseInfo
- uberAgent:Process:NetworkTargetPerformance
- uberAgent:Process:ProcessDetail
- uberAgent:Process:ProcessStartup
- uberAgent:Session:SessionDetail
- uberAgent:System:DiskInventory
- uberAgent:System:MachineInventory
- uberAgent:System:MonitorInventory
- uberAgent:System:NetworkConfigInformation
- uberAgent:System:SystemPerformanceSummary2
- uberAgent:System:VolumeInventory
Dashboards
Home
- Experience Sore
Machines
- Machine Performance
- Machine Network Communication
- Machine Network Configuration
- Machine Uptime
- Machine Inventory
- Machine Storage
Sessions
- User Session Overview
- User Sessions
- Session 0
Applications
- Application Performance
- Application Errors
- Application Network Communication
- Browser Web App Performance
- Browser Web App Usage
- Application Inventory
- Application Usage
Processes
- Process Performance
- Process Network Communication
Licensing
- Data Volume
- Licensing Status
- uberAgent Versions
Endpoint Security Analytics
Sourcetypes
- uberAgentESA:Process:DnsQuery
Dashboards
Processes
- Process DNS