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Salesforce Monitoring

Requires Opsview Cloud or Opsview Monitor 6
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Cloud - Salesforce Opspack

Salesforce is a cloud computing company that is one of the leading organizations advocating the shift to socially connected businesses. Their customer relationship management (CRM) tool is their most profitable and recognizable product, but Salesforce also capitalizes on commercial applications of social networking through acquisition. With the Salesforce Opspack, users are able to build more meaningful and lasting relationships and connect with customers across sales, customer service, marketing, communities, apps, and analytics.

What You Can Monitor

Opsview Monitor contains all the latest service checks to follow what is happening in your Salesforce environment. The Salesforce Opspack will monitor all of the following checks:

API Requests including bulk, streaming and daily API requests Hourly dashboard status, results and refreshes SFDC Report runs, hourly time-based workflow and more Business Service Monitoring is a great way to tie dependencies and alerting your critical business systems such as Salesforce. With powerful alerting metrics for hosts required online and allowed to fail, you can make sure your IT team is alerted for the right reasons.

Service Checks

Service Check Description
ConcurrentAsyncGetReportInstances Check Salesforce ConcurrentAsyncGetReportInstances
ConcurrentSyncReportRuns Check Salesforce ConcurrentSyncReportRuns
DailyApiRequests Check Salesforce DailyApiRequests
DailyAsyncApexExecutions Check Salesforce DailyAsyncApexExecutions
DailyBulkApiRequests Check Salesforce DailyBulkApiRequests
DailyGenericStreamingApiEvents Check Salesforce DailyGenericStreamingApiEvents
DailyStreamingApiEvents Check Salesforce DailyStreamingApiEvents
DailyWorkflowEmails Check Salesforce DailyWorkflowEmails
DataStorageMB Check Salesforce DataStorageMB metric
FileStorageMB Check Salesforce FileStorageMB
HourlyAsyncReportRuns Check Salesforce HourlyAsyncReportRuns
HourlyDashboardRefreshes Check Salesforce HourlyDashboardRefreshes
HourlyDashboardResults Check Salesforce HourlyDashboardResults
HourlyDashboardStatuses Check Salesforce HourlyDashboardStatuses
HourlySyncReportRuns Check Salesforce HourlySyncReportRuns
HourlyTimeBasedWorkflow Check Salesforce HourlyTimeBasedWorkflow
MassEmail Check Salesforce MassEmail
SingleEmail Check Salesforce SingleEmail
StreamingApiConcurrentClients Check Salesforce StreamingApiConcurrentClients

Setup and Configuration

Step 1: Add the host template

Add the Cloud - Salesforce Host Template to your Opsview Monitor host.

Salesforce Add Host Template

For more information, refer to Opsview Knowledge Center - Adding Host Templates to Hosts.

Step 2: Add and configure variables required for this host

Variable Description
SALESFORCE_AUTH Within the override of this variable, you will need to provide a valid SalesForceToken, Client key and Client secret. If you do not have these on hand, please contact your SalesForce administrator.
SALESFORCE_LOGIN Provide credentials for a Salesforce.com accound, overriding both the Username and Password

Salesforce Add Variables Step 1
 
Salesforce Add Variables Step 2

For more information, refer to Opsview Knowledge Center - Adding Variables to Hosts.

Step 3: Apply changes and the system will now be monitored

Salesforce Service Checks