Cisco Nexus 9000 Series NX-OS Programmability Guide, Release 10.4(x)

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Updated:: March 29, 2024

Streaming Telemetry Sources

About Streaming Telemetry

The streaming telemetry feature of Cisco Nexus switches continuously streams data out of the network and notifies the client, providing near-real-time access to monitoring data.

Guidelines and Limitations

Following are the guideline and limitations for the streaming telemetry:

For information about supported platforms, see the Nexus Switch Platform Matrix.
Cisco Nexus switches with less than 8 GB of memory do not support telemetry.

Data Available for Telemetry

For each component group, the distinguished names (DNs) in the appendix of the Nexus Model Reference can provide the listed properties as data for telemetry.

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