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Expose check configuration in UI #624

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pete0emerson opened this issue Jan 21, 2015 · 2 comments
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Expose check configuration in UI #624

pete0emerson opened this issue Jan 21, 2015 · 2 comments
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archived/webui This was used for v1/ui type/enhancement Proposed improvement or new feature

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If #623 is accepted, then exposing check configuration (script, HTTP, Interval, TTL) in the UI is the next logical step.

Use case: I'm planning on replacing Nagios with Consul, and when checks fail I want to be able to trace them back to the source and run the checks manually.

@armon armon added the type/enhancement Proposed improvement or new feature label Feb 17, 2015
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+1 - would be great for debugging misbehaving checks

@slackpad slackpad added the archived/webui This was used for v1/ui label May 2, 2017
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slackpad commented May 2, 2017

Hey there,

We are currently hiring for a full time position to manage the Consul UI. They are going to do a full revamp, so we'll make sure this is included then (and if #623 is accepted).

@slackpad slackpad closed this as completed May 2, 2017
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