Line graph of alerts
I'd like a line graph to show alerts over time. In order of priority I would want to easily see specified groups of devices, then by device, and then by instance. This would greatly assist in ident...
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Hi Sarah, thanks for the follow up. I could see this being useful in a number of ways. Ultimately I'd like this to be part of our health assessment dashboards for our production applications. To be able to see the number of warnings, errors, and criticals occur in an entire environment month over month would be hugely helpful in us assessing the overall environmental health, as well as giving insights into what the people cost of suffering environments. We log warning and errors as JIRA tickets, so these graphs would make it easy to see which products are having issues over time, which teams are working round the clock for potentially related issues (or just busy work), and help us better focus our efforts on alert tuning and cleanup. Tuning and alerting is not really the goal but a nice by product. I'd like to see what LM sees as a function of time. This could also help me drive decisions around staffing, complexity of an environment, technical debt, profitability of a product, commonalities in hosting platforms, i.e. colo vs public clouds, and likely additional topics just based on knowing how many alerts occur in any given subset of devices AND website checks.
