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up.time is available as a RESTful Web API. The API, or up.time Controller, allows users to customize up.time outside of its core feature set. The implementation focuses on GET methods and end-user views.

Administrators can access up.time data including the following:

  • lists of Element groups, Elements, and child services
  • Element status
  • outage times and time of last check at various hierarchy levels
  • alert acknowledgements

The API is installed on the up.time Monitoring Station, but includes its own server that communicates with up.time DataStore. As such, the API exists as a separate process from the up.time Core process, allowing for more flexibility as the platform's feature set expands.The Controller service is named up.time Controller on Windows, and uptime_controller on Linux.

Stopping and Restarting the Controller Service on Windows

  1. Open the Services Control Panel.
  2. Right-click the up.time Controller service, then click Stop.
  3. Click Start to restart the service.

Stopping and Restarting the Controller Service on Linux

  1. Log in to the Monitoring Station as root.
  2. Type the following command to stop the up.time Controller service:
    /etc/init.d/uptime_controller stop
  3. Type the following command to start the up.time Controller service:
    /etc/init.d/uptime_controller start

 

 

 

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