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If Host1 looses internet or is shutdown or something, it's very likely that none of those services will be up. If each has notifications enabled, then this will result in a flood of like 50 notifications all at once.
βοΈ Solution
It would be nice if uptime kuma could detect that every single child went down and just send a single notifcation stating 'Host1 and dependent services are down'.
β Alternatives
Group notifications so that instead of 50 individual simultaneous notifications, I get one large notification.
π Additional Context
Notification grouping is likely the more-preferred solution here (if we can only have one), but there already exists an issue for that: #1137
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π I have found these related issues/pull requests
π·οΈ Feature Request Type
Settings, Other
π Feature description
If I have monitors set up like this:
If
Host1
looses internet or is shutdown or something, it's very likely that none of those services will be up. If each has notifications enabled, then this will result in a flood of like 50 notifications all at once.βοΈ Solution
It would be nice if uptime kuma could detect that every single child went down and just send a single notifcation stating 'Host1 and dependent services are down'.
β Alternatives
Group notifications so that instead of 50 individual simultaneous notifications, I get one large notification.
π Additional Context
Notification grouping is likely the more-preferred solution here (if we can only have one), but there already exists an issue for that: #1137
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: