Closed dannycohen closed 11 years ago
Opie adds application-specific resource checks by implementing a heartbeat provider (see #24 - and here)
This is not true! It is not the OPs responsibility to implement a heartbeat, that responsibility is with the system developer. An OPs person would not know what checks to perform as they would not be familiar with the internals of the system.
@johnsimons - Agreed. Updated accordingly to Dave.
See "custom checks" specific wireframes: https://particular.mybalsamiq.com/projects/operations/34.%20Dashboard%20-%20Custom%20Alerts
Added support for periodic checks. https://github.com/Particular/ServiceControl/commit/d01a68f453a091ef4c3e9a8d31e54767912d2c9c
@dannycohen - I believe we need a user story in ServicePulse that talks about the custom checks indicator, which I believe is done. Also please separate the acknowledgement / clearing the alerts into a separate unit of work. Since ServiceControl has the necessary API support for Custom Checks,.I am closing this one in ServiceControl.
@indualagarsamy -
I believe we need a user story in ServicePulse that talks about the custom checks indicator
This GH issue should have been opened in SP. Water under the bridge.
I believe is done
I agree.
Also please separate the acknowledgement / clearing the alerts into a separate unit of work
Not sure I understand your meaning. Do you mean https://github.com/Particular/ServicePulse/issues/13 ?
As Opie, I would like to check application-specific resources, and raise alerts when these resources fail
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