On Tue, Jul 24, 2007 at 09:18:49AM -0500, Ralph Mitchell wrote:
On 7/23/07, Scott Walters <scott at packetpushers.com> wrote:
- Services with the most state changes, sorted by highest to lowest (Maybe just Top 10). Clicking on service would generate list of the state changes for that period. "PHB, the web group is performing way too many undocumented code changes."
Heh, that would be useful. I've got a perl script using SOAP to get BigIP pool status and some joker has transferred some machines between BigIPs without removing the old definitions. So, there's a bunch of systems/ports that flip/flop between enable & disable. Whether they're red or green depends on which report comes in last.
That should actually be caught by another 4.3.0 feature: Flap detection. If a status changes more than 10 times in 10 minutes, Hobbit deems it "flapping" and stops logging status changes - instead, it fixes the status at the most critical level reported.
Any hosts flapping are reported on the "hobbitd" status display.
Regards, Henrik