Pulling device metrics out of Meraki Dashboard

[Default118]

Hello folks, 

We are trying to get some utilization metrics out of the Meraki dashboard into Service Now, and we are coming up short getting the following: 

• Access Point Utilization over 85%
• CPU/RAM Utilixation over 85%
• Alerts for DHCP reservations higher than 85%

We have the webhook configured and are getting input from the system, but cannot find a way to gather the information above.

Any insight or ideas would be welcome! 

Thanks! 

[cmr]

@Default118 for the below:

• Access Point Utilization over 85%
  Do you mean CPU utilisation or something else? If so I don't think that is available.  If not, 85% or what?
• CPU/RAM Utilisation over 85%
  Is this for MXs or MSs or something else?
• Alerts for DHCP reservations higher than 85%
  Do you mean this, or assignations?  Either way I am not aware of a method of alerting on these.

[Default118]

- Yes, it would be CPU utilization for the AP's 

- Correct, CPU/RAM utilization for the MS and MX

- Looking if there was a way to alert if the available address pool was 85% utilized or higher, to alert so we can address it 

Thanks! 

[cmr]

MX device utilisation can be seen on the summary report when you select an appliance network, not sure if it is available via API, but that might give you a steer:

That big bump is taking the network from 19.1.7.2 to 19.1.8... 🤔

[BrandonD]

Hi @Default118,

Happy to confirm the following API endpoints can be utilized for utilization and CPU/Memory values:

• MX Appliance Utilizations:
  • https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-summary-top-appliances-by-utilization/
    • Added context: 
      • https://documentation.meraki.com/MX/Monitoring_and_Reporting/Device_Utilization#Reading_Device_Utili...
• Memory Utilization (MR/MS/MX):
  

  • https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/a...y-by-interval

• CPU Utilization (MS):
  
  • https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/a...h-by-interval/
• CPU Load History (MR):
  • https://developer.cisco.com/meraki/api-v1/get-organization-wireless-devices-system-cpu-load-history/ 

Hope this helps 🙂