Details
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Enhancement
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Status: Resolved (View Workflow)
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Minor
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Resolution: Fixed
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None
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Security Level: Default (Default Security Scheme)
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Horizon 2021 - May 26 - June 9
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NB
Description
Currently when querying RTC data via REST (endpoint /availability/nodes/{nodeid}) you get data similar to:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?> <node id="17" availability="99.98788541666667" service-count="3" service-down-count="0"> <ipinterfaces> <ipinterface id="981" address="x.x.x.1" availability="100.0"> <services/> </ipinterface> <ipinterface id="903" address="x.x.x.2" availability="100.0"> <services/> </ipinterface> <ipinterface id="95" address="x.x.x.3" availability="99.98788541666667"> <services> <service id="98" name="MS-RDP" availability="100.0"/> <service id="97" name="ICMP" availability="100.0"/> <service id="206" name="SNMP" availability="99.96365625"/> </services> </ipinterface> <ipinterface id="869" address="x.x.x.4" availability="100.0"> <services/> </ipinterface> </ipinterfaces> </node>
It would be helpful if, at least on the <service> entities, there was an additional Boolean field indicating if the last known status is up or down. The only indicator of a current outage is the service-down-count value, but that doesn't indicate which service is down.
