Scheduling 'feature' after a break in a timeperiod

[Greg Vickers]

Hi all,

We have configured a 24x7 timeperiod, which excludes our regular network 
maintenance night on Wednesday, from 2200 Wednesday to 0500 Thursday.

We currently have 1350 services running on one server. I was doing some 
maintenance last night and noticed that after 2200 Wednesday night, all 
service checks get their next check scheduled at 0500 Thursday morning. 
Obviously this is according to our configuration, but that means that 
all... service... checks run at 0500 Thursday morning :P It doesn't appear 
to have been a problem yet, as we hadn't noticed the spike on Thursday 
mornings... in fact check_load hasn't reported a spike at all.

The above behavior is according to our configuration, but a patch that 
'removed' the break in the timeperiod, i.e. future service checks were 
scheduled as if the break in the timeperiod wasn't there (in our example 
above, checks were scheduled at 0500, 0501, 0503 etc instead of all at 
0500), and that could be toggled for a given service/timeperiod, would that 
be useful?

TIA,

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Greg Vickers
Computer Systems Officer
Student Support and Systems,
Teaching and Learning Support Systems,
Queensland University of Technology,
Kelvin Grove Campus,
Brisbane,
Australia

CRICOS No 00213J

Ph: 07 3864 3910
Mob: 0416 001 674 SD: #66147 



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