use plccache, instead of directly loading pkl files

[monitor.git] / todo

diff --git a/todo b/todo
index 98ace66..b3dc4de 100644 (file)
--- a/todo
+++ b/todo
@@ -1,4 +1,60 @@
 
+for each node:
+       Check Status ->
+               if Pass Threshold -> 
+                       Create Issue -> 
+                               Take Action -> 
+                                       email
+                                       bm
+                                       pcu
+                                       plc reset
+                                       apply penalties
+                                       flag for admin
+
+for each issue
+       check issue.status
+       if issue.status is "open": 
+               issue.take_next_action()
+       if issue.closed:
+               issue.shutdown()
+       if issue.paused:
+               pass
+
+action_list for issuetype (pcudown)
+       send email
+               yield
+       send email, apply penalty
+               yield
+       send email, apply second penalty
+               yield
+       send email
+
+action_list for issuetype (badhardware)
+action_list for issuetype (dnserror)
+action_list for issuetype (nodeconfig)
+action_list for issuetype (oldbootcd)
+
+action_list for issuetype (nodedown)
+       if pcuok, reboot
+               yield
+       if pcuok, and reboot failed, set rins, reboot
+               yield
+       create_issue pcubroken
+       send email
+               yield
+       send email, apply penalty
+               yield
+       send email, apppy second penalty
+               yield
+       send email
+       
+
+TOOLS:
+  * add a '--nocache'  to the default set of options.
+  * add a cache parameter in the monitor.conf file.
+
+
+
 TODO:
  * install openssh-server, passwd, perl-libwww-perl (for rt), rt-3.4.1,  MySQL-python
        * had to mount -t devpts devpts /dev/pts to get ssh to work inside the