uptime-kuma heartbeat schedule

heartbeat schedule

Open okuzlu opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

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🏷️ Feature Request Type

New Monitor

🔖 Feature description

I want to monitor services with heartbeat not everyday. For example only weekdays.

✔️ Solution

Add option on which days it should monitor.

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Jun 25 '22 22:06 okuzlu

I second this: I use certain Push-Sensors with devices that do a daily restart, all at the same time. Within that small time-window of all devices rebooting, uptime-kuma is going to notify me about this - which is kind of false positive.

I would like to have an option to turn off notifications during a set time-period. I tried to work around this by pausing the docker-container but that won't help with Push-Sensors.

Jun 29 '22 07:06 steakhouse

This would be a great addition to the notification settings. Especially pausing the notification during scheduled tasks like system reboots. I maintain a whole bunch of servers which do a daily reboot at a fixed time and get false positive notifications from the Uptime-Kuma Push-Sensors.

Settings some sort of pause window (ex. daily from 5:00 - 5:30, etc.) for the Notifications would be a great.

Jun 29 '22 07:06 chrisb47

very useful feature +1

Jul 02 '22 16:07 ShadowGaming100

Same here, we have some servers in AWS that we turn off at the weekend to save money. More general know there is planned outage and would like to prevent notifications in that case.

Sep 17 '22 17:09 robkooper

:one: It'd be very nice to be able to attribute multiple schedules as well. For example, I have a monitor that needs to run for 4 hours on the 1st and 3rd Sunday of every month.

:two: Something that also seems to get missed is an "offset" in scheduling. I also have a scenario of something that needs to be monitored for 2 hours on the Wednesday following the 1st Sunday. So it would be nice to have a schedule that says 1st Sunday +3 days since the 1st Wednesday or 2nd Wednesday doesn't usually line up.