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File Monitoring

Overview

With Motadata AIOps, organizations can easily monitor files, enabling them to keep a vigilant eye on their critical data and file systems. This integration grants businesses real-time visibility into file activities, changes, and access patterns. It also allows them to proactively detect unauthorized access attempts, monitor file modifications, and receive instant alerts for any suspicious activities. The file monitoring capability empowers organizations to maintain data integrity, ensure compliance, and effectively bolster their security measures.

Prerequisites for File Monitoring Integration with Motadata AIOps

  • Ensure that the path of the file you want to monitor is correctly configured in the File/Directory Settings in Motadata AIOps.

List of Supported KPIs

Linux File Monitoring

NameDescriptionType
system.file.size.bytesSize of the system file in bytesCount
system.file.last.modified.timeLast modified time of the system fileString
system.file.modified.duration.minutesDuration in minutes since the system file was last modifiedCount
system.file.mode.ownerOwner mode of the system fileString
system.fileSystem file path or nameString
system.file.creation.timeCreation time of the system fileString
system.file.ownerOwner of the system fileString
system.file.mode.groupGroup mode of the system fileString
system.file.mode.othersMode for others (non-owner, non-group) for the system fileString
statusStatus of the Linux fileString

Windows File Monitoring

NameDescriptionType
system.filePath or name of the system fileString
system.file.creation.timeCreation time of the system fileString
system.file.last.access.timeLast access time of the system fileString
system.file.ownerOwner of the system fileString
system.file.last.write.timeLast write time of the system fileString
system.file.last.modified.byLast modified by user of the system fileString
system.file.size.bytesSize of the system file in bytesCount
system.file.directoryDirectory where the system file is locatedString
statusStatus of the system fileString