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

Coming Soon for UXM

The below list shows features which are not yet available on macOS.

• Hangs for applications and machines
• Custom scripts
• GPU usage monitoring
• Machine on/off transition metrics
• Safari web app monitoring
• Tagging for users & hosts
• User logon/logoff metrics

Endpoint Security Analytics

Sourcetypes

• uberAgentESA:Process:DnsQuery

Dashboards

Processes

• Process DNS