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Yeah I'm absolutely implying something by my comment. I understand the time:value relationship and can expect some degree of RCA to go away if rebooting a serve
by mobilemonkey 16y ago
Yeah I'm absolutely implying something by my comment. I understand the time:value relationship and can expect some degree of RCA to go away if rebooting a server solves a problem for X amount of time, where X is less than a few days. But if you're spending the time opening an alarm, calling people to a bridge, agreeing to bounce a server, and then bouncing it, at some point that equation comes out in favor of actually doing some sysadmin/RCA and making it so you're not bouncing a server every 48/72 hours.
It also looks really JV to see those alerts day in/day out. Like, come on. We can't just fix the problem?
- NetMonkey 16y agoI really doubt anybody would accept that. The solution in many cases are simply to reboot the servers every night. Sure, we would all love to fix the bugs, but if there are no easy clues and a regular reboot fixes it - who really cares when there are features to build?