| Summary: | Agents list should indicate known problems with agents | ||
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| Product: | [Other] RHQ Project | Reporter: | James Livingston <jlivings> |
| Component: | High Availability | Assignee: | Nobody <nobody> |
| Status: | NEW --- | QA Contact: | |
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| Version: | unspecified | CC: | joallen, loleary |
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Description
James Livingston
2011-02-21 01:14:37 UTC
Essentially, a JON administrator or manager should be able to review the state of all agents within a JON system. This would make it easy to identify if an agent is off-line or unable to communicate to the JON server for one reason or another. Some use-cases: - What JON Agents are simply not running? (this can currently be obtained by agent availability) - What JON Agents failed to auto-upgrade after the new version of JON server was installed? - What JON Agents can not communicate with the JON server due to an incorrect end-point address or network communications error? - What JON Agents are currently running and reporting to/accepting commands from the JON server? Obviously, in some instances, we will not know why a JON agent is unavailable but in some instances we do know. Like version mismatch, talk-back on initial registration, agent reported itself as going down, agent's resources have been backfilled, etc. |