Maintenances allow you to define time periods when systems will be unavailable for monitoring. During these maintenance windows, the monitoring connectors for affected systems are automatically placed in maintenance mode, preventing false alerts.
You can create three types of maintenance periods:
'Ad hoc
' - Manually started and stopped maintenance windows with no schedule'Scheduled
' - One-time maintenance at a specific date and time'Recurrent
' - Repeating maintenance windows (daily, weekly, or monthly patterns)The maintenance settings page displays a table of all defined maintenance periods within the tenant.
The page includes:
'Create
' button to define new maintenance periods'Activate selection
' - Enable selected maintenance periods'Deactivate selection
' - Disable selected maintenance periods'Delete selection
' - Remove selected maintenance periods'Start selection
' - Manually start selected maintenance periods'Stop selection
' - Manually stop selected maintenance periodsThe table displays the following information:
Column | Description |
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Checkbox | Select maintenance periods for bulk operations |
Status | Toggle switch showing if the maintenance is 'Active ' or 'Not active ' |
Current Mode | Badge showing 'ONGOING ' (green) or 'INACTIVE ' (gray) |
Name | The maintenance period name |
Type | 'AD_HOC ', 'SCHEDULED ', or 'RECURRENT ' |
Schedule | Display of the schedule (e.g., “Every Sunday at 12:00” or “2025-12-24 10:00”) |
Duration | Time in minutes (or “Manual stop” if duration is 0) |
Target Systems | Number of affected systems (hover shows list) |
Last Updated | Timestamp and user who last modified |
Actions | Three-dot menu with options: Edit, Delete, Start (if inactive), Stop (if ongoing) |
Field | Description |
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Name | Required text field for the maintenance identifier |
Description | Optional text area for detailed maintenance information |
Status | Toggle to enable or disable the maintenance period |
Radio button selection:
'Start Date and Time
'
Field | Description |
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Duration (minutes) | Number input field. Enter 0 for manual stop required, otherwise maintenance auto-stops after specified minutes |
Duration Display | Shows calculated time (e.g., “2 hours” for 120 minutes) |
Dropdown menu with options:
'Start Time
' - Time picker (HH:MM format)'Days of Week
' - Checkboxes for:'Start Time
' - Time picker (HH:MM format)'Day Selection
' - Radio buttons:
'Cron Expression
' - Text field for Quartz cron string'Validation
' - Red error message appears for invalid expressions'Help Link
' - “View cron syntax documentation”0 0 12 ? * SUN *
(Every Sunday at noon)
Test panel (collapsible section):
'Test Date/Time
' - DateTime picker to select test moment'Test Schedule
' button - Validates if maintenance would be active'Result Display
':
Two-panel selector interface:
'Add >
' button - Move selected systems to chosen'< Remove
' button - Move systems back to available'Add All »
' button - Select all visible systems
Actions available from the three-dot menu:
When multiple maintenances are selected:
Status | Appearance | Description |
---|---|---|
Enabled + Inactive | Blue toggle ON, Gray “INACTIVE” badge | Maintenance is enabled but not currently running |
Enabled + Ongoing | Blue toggle ON, Green “ONGOING” badge | Maintenance is enabled and currently active |
Disabled + Inactive | Gray toggle OFF, Gray “INACTIVE” badge | Maintenance is disabled and not running |
Field | Validation | Error Message |
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Name | Required, Unique | “Maintenance name is required” / “Name already exists” |
Start Date | Future date for scheduled | “Start date must be in the future” |
Duration | Non-negative number | “” |
Cron Expression | Valid Quartz syntax | “Invalid cron expression: [details]” |
Target Systems or Target connectors | At least one selected | “Select at least one target system or connector” |
Schedule Days | At least one day for weekly | “Select at least one day of the week” |