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The main Hardware Sentry dashboard provides an overview of the energy usage and carbon emissions of all data centers and server rooms. It leverages the metrics collected by Hardware Sentry OpenTelemetry Collector.
Architecture diagram: Hardware Sentry OpenTelemetry Collector runs on-prem, monitors your servers, switches and storage systems, and pushes metrics to your Datadog environment.
For each monitored host, Hardware Sentry monitors its electronic components (CPUs, memory, disks, NICs, sensors, etc.), its power consumption, and carbon emissions.
For each site (data center or server room), energy and carbon emissions are estimated for 1 day, 1 month and 1 year. Recommendation of optimal temperature is made with its potential energy savings over a year.
All hardware problems (disks, memory modules, NICs, power supplies, etc.) are monitored with specific monitors, with detailed messages.
The Hardware Sentry integration comes with a collection of recommended monitors to report hardware problems in your infrastructure.
Hardware Sentry is an agent specialized in the monitoring of the hardware components of any server, network switch, or storage system in your data center, packaged with a collection of dashboards and monitors for Datadog.
Hardware Sentry is a monitoring agent capable of reporting the physical health of servers, network switches, and storage systems. It collects metrics periodically to report the status of each processor, controller, disk, or power supply, the temperatures, the speed of the fans, the link status and speed of the network cards, and more.
hw.temperature
metric, for example, is used to represent the temperature in a NetApp filer, an HP BladeSystem, a Dell PowerEdge running Windows, a Cisco UCS running Linux, or any other platform. These metrics follow OpenTelemetry’s semantic conventions.Hardware Sentry comes with predefined monitors to detect and even predict failures in processors, memory modules, disks, network cards, controllers, power supplies, fans, temperature sensors, and more.
In addition to physical health monitoring, Hardware Sentry also reports the energy usage of each monitored system. Combined with metrics representing the electricity cost and the carbon density, the provided dashboards report the electricity usage of your infrastructure in kWh and its carbon footprint in tons of CO₂.
100% Software: No smart PDUs required, even for systems that are not equipped with an internal power sensor!
This integration comes with a set of dashboards that leverage the metrics collected by Hardware Sentry OpenTelemetry Collector:
Dashboard | Description |
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Hardware Sentry - Main | Overview of all monitored hosts, with a focus on sustainability |
Hardware Sentry - Site | Metrics associated to one site (a data center or a server room) and its monitored hosts |
Hardware Sentry - Host | Metrics associated to one host and its internal devices |
A subscription to Hardware Sentry through the Datadog Marketplace grants access to all services provided by Sentry Desk:
Upon subscription, your organization will receive an invitation to manage your Sentry Desk account.
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This application is made available through the Marketplace and is supported by a Datadog Technology Partner. Click Here to purchase this application.
The main Hardware Sentry dashboard provides an overview of the energy usage and carbon emissions of all data centers and server rooms. It leverages the metrics collected by Hardware Sentry OpenTelemetry Collector.
Architecture diagram: Hardware Sentry OpenTelemetry Collector runs on-prem, monitors your servers, switches and storage systems, and pushes metrics to your Datadog environment.
For each monitored host, Hardware Sentry monitors its electronic components (CPUs, memory, disks, NICs, sensors, etc.), its power consumption, and carbon emissions.
For each site (data center or server room), energy and carbon emissions are estimated for 1 day, 1 month and 1 year. Recommendation of optimal temperature is made with its potential energy savings over a year.
All hardware problems (disks, memory modules, NICs, power supplies, etc.) are monitored with specific monitors, with detailed messages.
The Hardware Sentry integration comes with a collection of recommended monitors to report hardware problems in your infrastructure.