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Change Request
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Resolution: Unresolved
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Minor
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3.4.5
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According to the manual:
Note: Service times affect only the service they are configured for. Thus, a parent service will not take into account the service time configured on a child service (unless a corresponding service time is configured on the parent service as well).
I think that this should be an option, with the default time propagation from leaf to parent at least for the "one time shutdown".
For example, let's think about a structure like:
My Big Service
| — Databases | ||
| ----- DB server 1 | ||
| ---- Network Reachability | ||
| ---- Listener status | ||
| ----- DB server 2 | ||
| ---- Network Reachability | ||
| ---- Listener status | ||
| — App Servers | ||
| ----- Ap server 1 | ||
| ---- Network Reachability | ||
| ---- Application status | ||
| ----- AP server 2 | ||
| ---- Network Reachability | ||
| ---- Application status |
For simplicity we set "Problem, if at least one child has a problem" for all items, let's assume a no-redundacy situation, no cluster, no nothing: 1 problem at any level will propagate up to "My big service"
If I need to set up a "One time shutdown" on DB server 1, I should not need to add it on all parents.
Right now I have to manually set it on all levels, unless I'll have different SLAs on DB server 1, Databases and My big Service