sensu / uchiwa

Uchiwa is a simple yet effective open-source dashboard for the Sensu monitoring framework.
https://uchiwa.io
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Feature request : Hide checks from the dashboard without silencing them. #594

Open romainrbr opened 7 years ago

romainrbr commented 7 years ago

Would it be possible to have the ability to hide some checks from the dashboard while still having them triggering handlers ?

This could be done adding a "hide" value on the check configuration.

wdyt ?

palourde commented 7 years ago

Hi!

Could you explain us the need behind that? Would you only need to hide them from the checks view but also from events, client view, etc.?

romainrbr commented 7 years ago

Hi,

My user case is maybe a bit strange, let me explain it quickly. I have check against a REST API on a few servers, and want to alert my OPS people when we have a a counter with a non-zero value.

However, this information is non-essential on my side, hence why I would like to hide it from the #events page.

Not sure which way would be the cleanest/most in line with Uchiwa's way (setting the hide flag within the check on Sensu's config, using a filter, etc ... ?)

jwatroba commented 7 years ago

+1 I also think the ability to hide various checks from appearing on the dashboard would be a nice feature. We have some checks that trigger remediations that get triggered constantly throughout the day, but because they trigger remediations to fix the issue, I don't want to see those checks on the dashboard because I already that know they're running all of the time and I have other ways to detect if the remediation failed.

itdevon commented 6 years ago

To be able to hide events (checks) per client, I would love to have this feature. We have all Enviroments in one dashboard and I would love to hide some of our dev/stage events.

ksemtinimahmoud commented 5 years ago

Hi,

Still no way to do this? I have multiple checks that already send slack notifications, it will be redundant to also see the alerts in uchiwa.

acqant commented 5 years ago

+1 Aggregates that's don't use the source param would be a good example too. Especially those that are CRITICAL but not