Update monitor details with state definitions and environment management instructions #11896
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| description: "Learn how to navigate the Monitor Details page to help you understand your recurring job's overall health." | ||
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| The **Monitor Details** page is where you'll find a daily historical bar chart showing successful, failed, and missed check-ins and a line chart of the runtime average for the job execution. |
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The timeline is here too right?
Also it's actually an Area chat for the durations
| A monitor can have three states: active, muted, and disabled. Only disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | ||
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| - **Active:** The monitor is currently accepting and processing check-ins. New Cron Monitor issues will be created for failed or missed check-ins according to your monitor configuration. | ||
| - **Muted:** The monitor and it's environments are accepting check-ins but will not create any Cron Monitor issues for failed or missed check-ins. This is useful when you want to temporarily disable alerting for a monitor. |
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timeouts too, not sure if you want to include that
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| A monitor can have three states: active, muted, and disabled. Only disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | ||
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| - **Active:** The monitor is currently accepting and processing check-ins. New Cron Monitor issues will be created for failed or missed check-ins according to your monitor configuration. | ||
| - **Muted:** The monitor and it's environments are accepting check-ins but will not create any Cron Monitor issues for failed or missed check-ins. This is useful when you want to temporarily disable alerting for a monitor. | ||
| - **Disabled:** The monitor and it's environments are not accepting check-ins, with any check-ins sent to a disabled monitor will be dropped. Disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | ||
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| <Alert level="info" title="Note"> | ||
| The monitor state supercedes the [environment state](#environment-state). If a | ||
| monitor is disabled or muted, so will all environments of it's environments, | ||
| regardless of their individual state. | ||
| </Alert> |
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| A monitor can have three states: active, muted, and disabled. Only disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | |
| - **Active:** The monitor is currently accepting and processing check-ins. New Cron Monitor issues will be created for failed or missed check-ins according to your monitor configuration. | |
| - **Muted:** The monitor and it's environments are accepting check-ins but will not create any Cron Monitor issues for failed or missed check-ins. This is useful when you want to temporarily disable alerting for a monitor. | |
| - **Disabled:** The monitor and it's environments are not accepting check-ins, with any check-ins sent to a disabled monitor will be dropped. Disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | |
| <Alert level="info" title="Note"> | |
| The monitor state supercedes the [environment state](#environment-state). If a | |
| monitor is disabled or muted, so will all environments of it's environments, | |
| regardless of their individual state. | |
| </Alert> | |
| A monitor can have three states: active, muted, and disabled. Only disabled monitors do not count towards your plan's monitor limit. | |
| - **Active:** The monitor is accepting and processing check-ins. If a check-in fails or is missed, new Cron Monitor issues will be created based on your monitor's configuration. | |
| - **Muted:** The monitor and its environments accept check-ins, but won't create Cron Monitor issues for failed or missed check-ins. This is useful if you want to temporarily pause alerts without stopping check-ins. | |
| - **Disabled:** The monitor and its environments no longer accept check-ins. Any check-ins sent to a disabled monitor will be ignored. Disabled monitors don't count towards your plan's monitor limit. | |
| <Alert level="info" title="Note"> | |
| The monitor state supersedes the [environment state](#environment-state). If a monitor is disabled or muted, all of its environments will automatically inherit that state, regardless of their individual settings. | |
| </Alert> |
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This issue has gone three weeks without activity. In another week, I will close it. But! If you comment or otherwise update it, I will reset the clock, and if you remove the label "A weed is but an unloved flower." ― Ella Wheeler Wilcox 🥀 |
Updates the Cron "Monitor Details" page to include different state definitions for the monitor, environments, and how to manage them.
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