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Host availability tab in element view #260
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This is so awesome. Thank you @mohierf. I can't wait to try it. |
@mohierf What do the first and second bars represent ? |
Hm… I suppose the first bar is based on the day. And the second bar is the same as the first but minus the "unchecked" ? So now it's 11:34, I have the first bar 47%UP / 53% UNCHECKED, and the second bar 100%UP. Am I right ? |
You are right ! The first bar is a 24 hours bar The second bar is only considering the CHECKED period in the day. I should have cross referenced this : shinken-monitoring/mod-mongo-logs#1 |
Ok, I'm starting to see the whole picture. UI speaking, I think there are some improvements to do to make it more clear. For instance, we don't care so much about the uncheck time. The second bar is enought, we just need to display somewhere "based on X% of the day", or something like that. Also, we could simply aggregate theses informations to display monthly and yearly availability. I'll work on this today. There is so much thing we can to with this information. |
You are right ... I simply made a moke-up to validate ! |
The availability tab displays daily host/service availability information computed from data gathered from an availability collection stored in a mongodb.
The module mongo-logs, in its most recent version, computes and stores daily availability data for all hosts in the Shinken configuration ... see shinken-monitoring/mod-mongo-logs#1.
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