Performance Only Service Checks
Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2020 7:31 am
Hello...
I have a question on how to clean up or disable the state changes for the following setup below. The question is driven from the cleaned up console as well as notification reporting. See background below. All feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Background:
On all of our Windows Hosts, we have two service checks that has the notifications disabled. This was the Windows Team requirement. The requirement being met is to only collect performance data on the service checks being executed. Right now, a high majority of these are in WARN and a lot in CRITICAL states. This clutters up the console's services that are in those two states and reporting of notifications that are disabled. With that said...
Is there a way to disable the state reporting of the service check that wouldn't change the performance collection of the service check? And by doing it in such a way that it could stay out of the large number of reported states? Although, subjective, it would be nice to drill down to "real" CRITICALs via the console and not see huge numbers of the CRITICAL performance checks. Please let me know if there's a way to do this even though this is a bit unorthodox.
I have a question on how to clean up or disable the state changes for the following setup below. The question is driven from the cleaned up console as well as notification reporting. See background below. All feedback is greatly appreciated. Thanks!
Background:
On all of our Windows Hosts, we have two service checks that has the notifications disabled. This was the Windows Team requirement. The requirement being met is to only collect performance data on the service checks being executed. Right now, a high majority of these are in WARN and a lot in CRITICAL states. This clutters up the console's services that are in those two states and reporting of notifications that are disabled. With that said...
Is there a way to disable the state reporting of the service check that wouldn't change the performance collection of the service check? And by doing it in such a way that it could stay out of the large number of reported states? Although, subjective, it would be nice to drill down to "real" CRITICALs via the console and not see huge numbers of the CRITICAL performance checks. Please let me know if there's a way to do this even though this is a bit unorthodox.