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š·ļø Feature Request Type
Change to existing monitor
š Feature description
A) If the MQTT monitor is used to monitor the MQTT broker and connection to the broker fails, then the monitor should be marked as down (which I believe is the current behaviour).
B) However, in cases where the MQTT is used to monitor other applications (by subscribing to messages that those applications are publishing), then loss of connectivity to the broker should not result in the monitor being down.
Currently, I am using the MQTT monitor extensively for B) in Home Assistant, and sensor states get rather messy when the Mosquitto broker is down for whatever reason.
āļø Solution
It would be good if the monitor configuration has an additional field to optionally ignore the connectivity status. The default behaviour could still remain as is (A), but if the option this selected, then (B) applies
cocoonkid
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2 weeks ago
š I have found these related issues/pull requests
Could not find related issues
š·ļø Feature Request Type
Change to existing monitor
š Feature description
A) If the MQTT monitor is used to monitor the MQTT broker and connection to the broker fails, then the monitor should be marked as down (which I believe is the current behaviour).
B) However, in cases where the MQTT is used to monitor other applications (by subscribing to messages that those applications are publishing), then loss of connectivity to the broker should not result in the monitor being down.
Currently, I am using the MQTT monitor extensively for B) in Home Assistant, and sensor states get rather messy when the Mosquitto broker is down for whatever reason.
āļø Solution
It would be good if the monitor configuration has an additional field to optionally ignore the connectivity status. The default behaviour could still remain as is (A), but if the option this selected, then (B) applies
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