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As a ZMON User
I want to be notified in the UI when a Check consumes/provides data being provided/consumed by another Check (i.e. via KairosDB),
in order to be aware of possible implications when modifying Checks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Besides dependency indication - another possibility is to still keep evaluating the check A, even though it has no alerts itself, but a dependent check B has active alerts. I don't know how complex and expensive such a transitive relation would be.
Given that Check A is written to collect some data And Check B is written to consume that data
When I update Check A Then I should see an indication that Check B could be affected (so that I don't mistakenly break Check B)
and When all alerts are removed from Check A Then I should see an indication that Check B could be affected (so that Check B does not fail)
(or checks shouldn't require alerts to fire?)
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featureImprovements, enhancement, functionality requested by userszmon-archRelevant issues. To be tackled during architecture discussions
As a ZMON User
I want to be notified in the UI when a Check consumes/provides data being provided/consumed by another Check (i.e. via KairosDB),
in order to be aware of possible implications when modifying Checks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: