feature request: display amount of time that an acknowledged alert has till next page
I've been testing out the acknowledgment feature in hobbit and thought of a feature that would be helpful, at least to me:
Underneath the line "Acked by:" it'd be cool to have a line that used the estimated time to repair value the user entered and displayed a message like "Repair completion time is estimated to be XX:XX"
For example, say my webserver's filesystem fills up unexpectedly and needs to be cleaned out, so the oncall engineer acknowledges the page and thinks it'll take him 20 mins to get things back in order. It's 8:25AM when the oncall engineer acknowledges the page and starts removing old files on the webserver.
The status display in hobbit would be:
Status unchanged in 0 hours, 15 minutes Status message received from 0.0.0.0 Current acknowledgment: Removing runaway process log files Acked by: oncallsupport (1.1.1.1) Repair completion time is estimated to be: 8:45AM ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
with this additional line at the bottom, so that users not working on the alert can have an idea of what is being done and when to expect it'll be corrected.
Tom
On Fri, Feb 25, 2005 at 09:21:17AM -0500, Tom Georgoulias wrote:
Underneath the line "Acked by:" it'd be cool to have a line that used the estimated time to repair value the user entered and displayed a message like "Repair completion time is estimated to be XX:XX"
Good idea! I've added this, and made it customizable so you're free to choose the text you add as well as the exact time format.
Henrik
Henrik Stoerner wrote:
Underneath the line "Acked by:" it'd be cool to have a line that used the estimated time to repair value the user entered and displayed a message like "Repair completion time is estimated to be XX:XX"
Good idea! I've added this, and made it customizable so you're free to choose the text you add as well as the exact time format.
Nice to see it in action in RC4. Thanks for making it flexible, too. That gives me one less localized patch to have to maintain.
Tom
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