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Originally posted by gary-ionline August 16, 2023
Firstly - great product. I really enjoy the simplicity and ease of use of Healthchecks.
For this email alert though, I have often looked at the "Reminder: X checks still down" email and found it confusing to see what checks are in fact still down. We're up to 60 or so checks at the moment.
Currently the entire list of checks if given with the latest status, but in the past I would have found it more useful to have only the 2 or 3 checks that are down to see if I need to action or if it's a known issue. Sometimes projects are in progress of being deployed and they are often up and down until fully into production. This can cloud the problem when we have issues on real production issues.
A lot of the mails are read on a phone when you're least expecting them, so a short summary of all checks down will really help. The long format and list just doesn't come out well. It's also a really useful reminder especially after a massive event overnight (server reboot / internet outage) to get a summary of what's still down.
Thoughts?
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Originally posted by gary-ionline August 16, 2023
Firstly - great product. I really enjoy the simplicity and ease of use of Healthchecks.
For this email alert though, I have often looked at the "Reminder: X checks still down" email and found it confusing to see what checks are in fact still down. We're up to 60 or so checks at the moment.
Currently the entire list of checks if given with the latest status, but in the past I would have found it more useful to have only the 2 or 3 checks that are down to see if I need to action or if it's a known issue. Sometimes projects are in progress of being deployed and they are often up and down until fully into production. This can cloud the problem when we have issues on real production issues.
A lot of the mails are read on a phone when you're least expecting them, so a short summary of all checks down will really help. The long format and list just doesn't come out well. It's also a really useful reminder especially after a massive event overnight (server reboot / internet outage) to get a summary of what's still down.
Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: