Now possible to configure exclusions to monitoring rules of services and roles
Until now with Mackerel monitoring rules, it was possible to set thresholds and configure target services and roles, however, now we have added the capability to also configure exclusions to monitoring rules of services and roles.
Now, when creating a new monitoring rule or when editing one, you can configure the target service and role as well as any services and roles which will be excluded.
If a service/role has been set as an exclusion to targeting of a monitoring rule, the target host must meet these conditions:
belong to any of the services/roles being targeted and, not belong to any of the services/roles set as exclusions
Support has been added for embedding role graphs
Before, embedding of host graphs as well as embedding of service metric graphs had been made possible, and now we’ve added embedding of role graphs as well. To access the embedding tag click the share icon in the upper right hand corner of the graph.
Embedded service metric graphs can only be viewed by first logging into Mackerel with an account which is authorized to view graphs. Now all graphs that Mackerel currently offers can be embedded and viewed in any page.
mackerel.io has now added support for SPDY
Sometimes when there are a lot of on-screen graphs and metrics, graphs may experience some delay, so to help cope with this issue we’ve added support for SPDY to mackerel.io.
You can check https://mackerel.io/ in a browser that supports SPDY or check SPDY’s effects by going here https://spdycheck.org/#mackerel.io
We are continually fine-tuning and making adjustments to increase speed both client side and server side.
