on 13 Dec 2023 04:00 PM - edited on 14 Dec 2023 10:06 AM by MaciejNeumann
AWS:
You have two options:
Option 1.
Confirm that all ActiveGates that have AWS monitoring enabled can connect to AWS.
In case of role-based setup: Ensure that all ActiveGates that have AWS monitoring enabled have the ActiveGate
role attached.
Option 2.
Choose one ActiveGate you want to monitor your AWS account with. Any ActiveGate type will work as long as it can connect to AWS. On that ActiveGate edit the custom.properties
file and set the following property to true
:
[aws_monitoring]
aws_monitoring_enabled = true
On all the other ActiveGates, set the property to false
.
Azure:
If you have more than one ActiveGate, you have the following options:
Confirm that all ActiveGates with Azure monitoring enabled can connect to Azure.
On the designated ActiveGate, edit the custom.properties
file and set the azure_monitoring_enabled
property to true
:
[azure_monitoring]
azure_monitoring_enabled = true
On the other ActiveGates, edit the custom.properties
file and set the azure_monitoring_enabled
property to false
.ActiveGate version 1.261+ Designate an ActiveGate with which you want to monitor your Azure subscription. Any ActiveGate type works properly as long as it can connect to Azure.