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On the status page, to correctly display the uptime relevant to a specific SLA, a time window must be added as an option from which uptimes get calculated.
The logic should be very simple:
08:00-20:00 is the configured time window as an example.
oneuptime takes only the measurements from this timeframe for each day and calculates the uptime within these service hours.
Why ?
The total uptime is always interesting, but if you use oneuptime also to track the performance of a SLA, the service hours agreed upon must be configurable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What ?
On the status page, to correctly display the uptime relevant to a specific SLA, a time window must be added as an option from which uptimes get calculated.
The logic should be very simple:
08:00-20:00 is the configured time window as an example.
oneuptime takes only the measurements from this timeframe for each day and calculates the uptime within these service hours.
Why ?
The total uptime is always interesting, but if you use oneuptime also to track the performance of a SLA, the service hours agreed upon must be configurable.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: