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For what it’s worth, I believe the way our team tends to represent these sorts of things (expiration dates) is to create a datapoint which calculates the number of days until expiration. You’d probably want to use a groovy complex datapoint (although it might be possible with a regular one) to take the value, use a date conversion function to make it a date, then use more date math to subtract the current date from the expiration to get a count of days. This won’t give you the exact display you want, but you can put up a big “X days until license expiration” widget and watch it count down. You can also put alert thresholds like “< 31 7 2” on the datapoint to give you a warning when it’s a month out, an error when it’s a week out, and a critical 2 days before expiration.
https://www.logicmonitor.com/support/logicmodules/datasources/datapoints/complex-datapoints#
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