Scheduled maintenance in device settings

jepke · 30 March 2018 16:23

Afaik currently only scheduled maintenance is configurable on global level. But would make more sense to have an option to configured this on a device level also.

Jason_W · 30 March 2018 20:14

You can definitely schedule maintenance per device - not sat near my LibreNMS install just now but you add the devices you want to put under maintenance in the dialogue for creating the outage.

jepke · 30 March 2018 21:52

I might not writen it down as i ment it but yeah i know it is possible to have schedules per device.

But what i ment is to configure it under the device itself. like as a extra tab under device settings. Still the global is perfectly fine to have an overview of all schedules.

made2001 · 18 May 2020 08:28

Hello,
First , sorry for my english

Question : Is it possible to add a button on each device to schedule a maintenance?
I know that I can add a scheduled maintenance from the alert menu, but I think it can be more efficient to schedule it directly from the device himself.

I think that the feature requested by jepke is a great idea !

Thank you a lot for this great product !
Matthieu

SourceDoctor · 18 May 2020 21:19

i think planned maintenances should stay as they are.
But your request gave me the idea about a button “Maintenance Mode” in device settings which set’s device directly into maintenance mode and with a configurable duration.

What about this?

made2001 · 19 May 2020 06:43

Hello,
yes I do not ask to move the maintenance button, but maybe to add another link in the device info page (maybe near the notes button), when you click on it, the maintenance page open where the “map to” field is already filled.
Your solution is what I hope
thank you !

SourceDoctor · 20 May 2020 22:42

i took my evening and wrote a little bit of code:

On clicking Button Device directly goes into Maintenance Mode for 1 hour.

github.com/librenms/librenms

Maintenance Mode via Device Settings

librenms:master ← SourceDoctor:maintenance_mode_on_device

opened 10:38PM - 20 May 20 UTC

SourceDoctor

+47 -3

Move Device into Maintenance Mode of 1 hour duration, via Device Settings ![i…mage](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7978916/82504310-57e02e80-9afb-11ea-93ae-60d7b08f1984.png) DO NOT DELETE THE UNDERLYING TEXT #### Please note > Please read this information carefully. You can run `./scripts/pre-commit.php` to check your code before submitting. - [x] Have you followed our [code guidelines?](http://docs.librenms.org/Developing/Code-Guidelines/) - [x] If my Pull Request does some changes/fixes/enhancements in the WebUI, I have inserted a screenshot of it. #### Testers If you would like to test this pull request then please run: `./scripts/github-apply <pr_id>`, i.e `./scripts/github-apply 5926` After you are done testing, you can remove the changes with `./scripts/github-remove`. If there are schema changes, you can ask on discord how to revert.

made2001 · 21 May 2020 14:35

Can I give you a kiss (corona free) ?
It’s a perfect solution for me

made2001 · 26 May 2020 12:30

tested and validated.
I’ve had searched the button, before find it into the device settings.
Perfect !
This request can be close now!

DerDanilo · 23 February 2022 19:55

Thanks!

We are missing a cleanup option for maintenance entries. They can become quiet extensive. There is no button to clear all, which would also be a valid option I think. Automatic cleanup is the way to go here I guess.

Maybe add an option here too? Keeping them for 90 days should be enough (in our projects at least).

github.com

librenms/librenms/blob/master/doc/Support/Cleanup-options.md

# Cleanup Options

As the number of devices starts to grow in your LibreNMS install, so
will things such as the RRD files, MySQL database containing
eventlogs, Syslogs and performance data etc. Your LibreNMS install
could become quite large so it becomes necessary to clean up those
entries. With Cleanup Options, you can stay in control.

These options rely on ```daily.sh``` running from cron as per the installation instructions.

You can adjust the config in Global Setting -> System -> Cleanup.

Cleanup Options can also be set in ```config.php```

```php
$config['eventlog_purge']                            = 30;
$config['syslog_purge']                              = 30;
$config['route_purge']                               = 10;
$config['alert_log_purge']                           = 365;
$config['authlog_purge']                             = 30;

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DerDanilo · 23 August 2022 11:25

@laf Since you answered on the Github comment some time ago I want to open this FR again.

github.com/librenms/librenms

Need a method for deleting maintenance windows

opened 10:12PM - 23 Jun 16 UTC

closed 08:46PM - 29 Aug 16 UTC

budbach

WebUI

Currently, when a maintenance window lapses, there is no way to delete it. Idea…lly, there would be a delete button next to the "Lapsed" indicator on the GUI to delete lapsed maintenance windows. Just thinking about it, it might be nice to have an edit button too so you can edit a previously lapsed maintenance window so that it would become active again (i.e. change the times). This would cover the use case where maintenance was scheduled but either did not get completed or was rescheduled.

An option is missing to select multiple maintenance windows in the overview that allows deleting them at once.
Otherwise a cleanup setting as suggested in my previous post might also be useful.

“Delete all maintenance temporary and expired maintenance windows older then N days”

Thanks!

DerDanilo · 9 March 2023 15:42

Any update on this? Right now the only way to clean the list up requires manually running an SQL query to do so.