Service Escalation Timing Issue
Jeff Tillotson
jtillotson at techtarget.com
Tue Jun 22 18:44:14 CEST 2010
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 11:31:46AM -0400, Assaf Flatto wrote:
>Jeff Tillotson wrote:
>> On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 05:53:45AM -0400, Assaf Flatto wrote:
>>
>>> Tillotson, Jeff wrote:
>>>
>>>> I've got a service that I've set up with the following requirements. E-mail a certain group after service has been down for 5 minutes. page when service has been down for 10 minutes. Then, page again after 30 minutes. I'm fairly certain my problem is with notification_interval in the service_escalation and that I'm misunderstanding this from the documentation:
>>>> "When defining notification escalations, it is important to keep in mind that any contact groups that were members of "lower" escalations (i.e. those with lower notification number ranges) should also be included in "higher" escalation definitions. This should be done to ensure that anyone who gets notified of a problem continues to get notified as the problem is escalated."
>>
>I think this is what you need :
>
>
>define serviceescalation {
> hostgroup_name location-v7apache
> service_description v7apache-check
> first_notification 1 #(after 5 minutes)
> last_notification 0
> notification_interval 300
> contact_groups nopage, core
>}
>
>define serviceescalation {
> hostgroup_name location-v7apache
> service_description v7apache-check
> first_notification 6 # (5x 5minutes = 25 after the first notification)
> last_notification 0
> notification_interval 300
> contact_groups nopage, core
>}
>
>
>define serviceescalation {
> hostgroup_name location-v7apache
> service_description v7apache-check
> first_notification 2 #(2x5 minutes)
> last_notification 0
> notification_interval 300
> contact_groups page
>}
>
>
>define serviceescalation {
> hostgroup_name location-v7apache
> service_description v7apache-check
> first_notification 8 # (6 x 5minutes = 30 after the first notification)
> last_notification 0
> notification_interval 300
> contact_groups page
>}
>
Thanks for you response and feedback. I got what I needed with the
following configs. It make sense now but it wasn't obvious to me in the
beginning.
define serviceescalation {
hostgroup_name location-v7apache
service_description v7apache-check
first_notification 5 # notification interval is set to 60s
# so the first notification goes out
# after five minutes
last_notification 5
notification_interval 300 # It sets the notification interval
# to 5 minutes
contact_groups nopage, core
}
define serviceescalation {
hostgroup_name location-v7apache
service_description v7apache-check
first_notification 6 # Because notification interval was
# set to 5 minutes, this check
# goes out 5 minutes later.
last_notification 0
notification_interval 1800 # Set the notification interval to
# 30 minutes. So the remaining
# notifications go out at 30 minute
# intervals.
contact_groups nopage, core
}
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