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RE: [hobbit] Hobbit downtime stats
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- Subject: RE: [hobbit] Hobbit downtime stats
- From: "Everett, Vernon" <Vernon.Everett (at) woodside.com.au>
- Date: Thu, 3 Jan 2008 16:23:04 +0900
- Thread-index: AchN0rR1eUyzL4fkRfiC44r8eoFTVwABM7Lg
- Thread-topic: [hobbit] Hobbit downtime stats
While on the subject of feature wishlists, how about this one?
We have servers with file systems on them that are completely user-land.
The OS and related stuff is all our responsibility, and we look after
it, but the apps file systems are looked after by the users.
If it fills up and the apps choke, it's not our issue.
If the OS chokes, it becomes our problem.
We want OS file system disk alerts, but don't give a rat's about the
user-land stuff.
The users want alert on the user application file systems, but neither
care, nor do they need to know, about the OS file systems.
Currenly, all alerts are of the form
HOST=hostname SERVICE=service
MAIL some.body (at) domain.com
And all disk alerts go to that person.
We can set up multiple people, but all disk alerts go to all.
How about a way of splitting that, so we have
HOST=appserver SERVICE=disk
/apps/vol1 MAIL some.user (at) domain.com
/apps/vol2 MAIL some.user (at) domain.com
/usr MAIL system.admin (at) domain.com
/ MAIL system.admin (at) domain.com
Or even
HOST=appserver SERVICE=disk:/apps/vol1
MAIL some.user (at) domain.com
HOST=appserver SERVICE=disk:/apps/vol2
MAIL some.user (at) domain.com
HOST=appserver SERVICE=disk:/
MAIL system.admin (at) domain.com
HOST=appserver SERVICE=disk:/usr
MAIL system.admin (at) domain.com
Something like that could be useful.
Regards
Vernon
-----Original Message-----
From: Henrik Stoerner [mailto:henrik (at) hswn.dk]
Sent: Thursday, 3 January 2008 3:30 PM
To: hobbit (at) hswn.dk
Subject: Re: [hobbit] Hobbit downtime stats
On Thu, Jan 03, 2008 at 10:52:07AM +0900, Everett, Vernon wrote:
>
> Hobbit has a beautiful facility to calculate uptime stats.
> But PHBs, being what they are, want more.
> Is there a way to flag an outage as "scheduled" or similar, and not
> include it in the uptime stats calculation?
There is, but you have to do it in advance: By disabling the host or
status that is planned to be down.
> It would be good to be able to flag the scheduled outage as "not a
> real outage" after the fact, because during the outage, we use Hobbit
> to keep tabs on what goes down and comes up and when.
I know, I've had the same request from my own users.
Henrik
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