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User manual Problems
The problems page displays a filtered list of the system resources, wether they are problems or not. The problems page displays a list of resources grouped by level of criticity (business level).
On the top side of the page, it is possible to filter the list and to set bookmarks that may be global or user specifically stored.
The items displayed in the problems list may be expanded to display more information and actions buttons. If the user is allowed to send commands on the Web UI, he will be able to act on the current element: acknowledge a problem, schedule a downtime, ...
The items can be selected to create a list of selected items on which the allowed user will be able to act in one operation.
Bookmarks are a list of stored filters. When a user wants to store a filter to reuse later, he may bookmarks this filter and store it with a name. The bookmark may then be reused simply bu clicking on its name in the bookmarks list.
The user can make its bookmarks available for all the Shinken Wtb UI users, simply by making it global.
To search for services and hosts (elements), use the following search qualifiers in any combination.
By default, searching for elements will return both hosts and services. However, you can use the type qualifier to restrict search results to hosts or services only.
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www type:host
Matches hosts with "www" in their hostname.
The is
and isnot
qualifiers finds elements by a certain state. For example:
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is:DOWN
Matches hosts that are DOWN. -
isnot:0
Matches services and hosts that are not OK or UP (all the problems). Equivalent toisnot:OK isnot:UP
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load isnot:ok
Matches services with the word "load", in states warning, critical, unknown or pending. -
is:ack
Matches elements that are acknownledged. -
is:downtime
Matches elements that are in a scheduled downtime.
The bp
qualifier finds elements by it's business priority. For example:
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bp:5
Matches hosts and services that are top for business. -
bp:>1
Matches hosts and services with a business impact greater than 1.
You can also search by the duration of the last state change. This is very useful to find elements that are warning or critical for a long time. For example:
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isnot:OK duration:>1w
Matches hosts and services not OK for at least one week. -
isnot:OK duration:<1h
Matches hosts and services not OK for less than one hour.
You can use the following time units: s(econds), m(inutes), h(ours), d(ays), w(eeks).
Of course, you can't use the "=" sign here. Finding something that is exactly matching would be a huge luck.
Examples:
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hg:infra
Matches hosts in the group "infra". -
sg:shinken
Matches services in the group "shinken". -
htag:linux
Matches hosts tagged "linux". -
stag:mysql
Matches services tagged "mysql".
Obviously, you can't combine htag and stag qualifiers in a search and expect to get results.
Examples:
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cg:admins
Matches hosts and services related to contacts in contact group "admins". -
ctag:client
Matches hosts and services related to contacts tagged "client".
The realm
qualifier finds elements by a certain realm. For example:
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realm:aws
Matches all AWS hosts and services.
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