==== Schedules ====

=== Purpose ===
This monitor helps you to :   -Make sure that nobody has configured a schedule to run too often. You can have an alert when a schedule is scheduled to run underneath a threshold (in minutes) you’ve configured.  -Make sure that you don’t have too many failed schedules in your system. This allows to make sure that you are not polluted with data you won’t need anymore.   -Send an alert every time a new failure is detected for a given schedule. Plus, this monitor will send metrics for you to have a chart with the execution states of a schedule.
=== Configuration hints ===

Use the "Load schedules" button to load the scheduled jobs you have in your system.
=== Atomic fields ===
^Minimum recurrence accepted (min)|The lowest recurrence a user can set|
^Minimum recurrence severity|The severity of the alarm generated if a user schedule a job to run too often|
^Total failures accepted|The number of failures accepted before sending an alarm|
^Total failures severity|The severity of the alarm generated if the number of failures is breached|

=== Surveillance table ===

^Parameter^Description^
^Active|If checked, the rule will be active.|
^Schedule|The schedule(s) concerned by the rule. Use the character '*' to configure a rule for all the schedules|
^Severity|The severity of the alarm generated if a failure is detected|
^Auto clear|If checked, the alarm will be cleared as soon as the alarm condition is not met anymore.|
^Alarm tag|This field allows to add custom text within the alarm message. %MSG% variable will contain the actual generated message and can be used such as: "my_prefix %MSG% my_suffix". By default, tag will be used as prefix.|
^Alarm|If checked, this line of surveillance will be used for alarm generation.|
^Metric|If checked, this line of surveillance will be used for metric generation.|
=== Examples ===
 
^Active^Schedule^Severity^Auto clear^Alarm tag^Alarm^Metric^
|true|*|CRITICAL|true| |true|true|

**Effect** : An alarm will be generated if a new failure is detected for all the schedules defined in your system. A metric will be sent with the execution state of all the schedules
=== Generated metrics ===
 
^metricId^metricUnit^metricTarget^metricDescription^
|BO_SCHEDULES|Status|[scheduleName]|A metric with the state of each scheduled execution|