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Opinions vary :)
In my opinion, this pattern is perfectly good. We leave it to Elarm to keep track of whether the alarm has already been active, so the elarm:clear
and elarm:raise
calls will actually clear or raise the alarm if that is needed. There is a caveat that I described in #32: if you re-raise an alarm and change the level to let's say 92, in the current implemention the alarm will keep having the old additional info with level 90.
@nygge might not agree with me, because in issue #9, he argued that "an alarm is an indication of an error state in a component/system, so it should always know if this error state is present or not, therefore it should never raise the same alarm again if it has already been raised".
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Related Issues (12)
- `clear` should delete alarms as it used to do
- elarm functions could return whether the alarm already existed HOT 4
- Store application name in the alarm HOT 1
- Remove dependency on gproc HOT 12
- Update additional info when reraising an alarm
- Hex Package HOT 1
- Add meta testing; Update app.src for hex.pm; Move to Rebar3 HOT 1
- Change @spec to -spec
- Use of Thresholds
- Retrieving Alarm Log HOT 1
- Receiving clear events while using filters
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