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Understanding the HZ Connection Server Health Status Monitor in ControlUp

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A discussion took place about the HZ Connection Server Health Status monitor and what it monitors exactly. The monitor is based on the value that the connection server gives, and it is a VMware thing. The object returned from the soap api is used for the status. The user thanked a member for their assistance and mentioned that there are also horizon related triggers in the trigger packs, which can be found at https://support.controlup.com/docs/en/trigger-packs#vmware-horizon.

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Improving VM Host Performance with ControlUp and Ivanti

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A member asked for ideas on how to improve performance for a customer experiencing issues with overloaded VM hosts and constant high CPU usage. Suggestions included using ControlUp to throttle high CPU apps and check for Ivanti Performance Manager. Other members shared their experience with implementing Performance Manager and optimizing servers to improve performance.

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ControlUp Community Radio Episode #7 – Conversation with Ryan Ververs-Bijkerk & Eltjo van Gulik from Go-EUC.com

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In Episode #7 of ControlUp Community Radio, Douglas Brown interviews Ryan Ververs-Bijkerk and Eltjo van Gulik from Go-EUC.com. This podcast delivers an in-depth view of end-user computing (EUC), focusing on the contributions and discoveries of GO-EUC, as well as a thorough examination of user experience and remoting protocols like HDX and ICA. 

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Exploring ControlUp’s Built-In Horizon Trigger

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A user asked for more information about the built-in Horizon trigger in ControlUp. Another user clarified that it polls metrics related to the health of the Horizon API, which can be found in the Horizon SOAP API Explorer. The trigger has four states and can be found at https://vdc-download.vmware.com/vmwb-repository/dcr-public/3bef9659-5a4d-4d48-a32b-ce82faab6504/9f1e76ea-df1c-47e8-a4a9-bfd7dc671d20/doc/vim25/vim25/Types/th.ConnectionServerHealth.ConnectionServerHealthInfo.html. The original user thanked the others for their help.

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ControlUp Community Episode #4 – Conversation with Andrew Wood, ControlUp Product Manager

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In this dynamic episode of ControlUp Community Radio, host Douglas Brown engages with Andrew Wood, a seasoned EUC industry expert who recently embarked on a new journey as a Product Manager at ControlUp. Their conversation, rich with laughter and insights, delves into a broad spectrum of topics, highlighting Andrew's extensive experience and the evolving landscape of end-user computing (EUC).

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Can ControlUp Monitor Cloud and On-Prem Environments?

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A user asked if it was possible to use ControlUp to monitor a cloud environment, especially VMware on GPC. It can be done by using GCVE and a workaround with a datacollector, or by using a dedicated jumpbox in Azure VMware Solution. Control Up SaaS can also be used to monitor both GCP environments and on-prem, with all configuration and historical data stored on ControlUp's backend.

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