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Slide-O-Mix commented on JENKINS-13098:
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This is not the intended usage for the email-ext plugin which is used to email
about build results, not node status. Node status is managed by Jenkins core,
so perhaps this should be setup there.
> Alert when nodes go offline
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> Key: JENKINS-13098
> URL: https://issues.jenkins-ci.org/browse/JENKINS-13098
> Project: Jenkins
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: core, email-ext
> Reporter: Jenkins Ask
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> We make heavy use of Jenkins in my organization for CI, sometimes a
> particular node can have too many jobs(without any body realizing) on it
> causing one of the node monitor to go off and take the node offline.
> Ex: "Disk space is too low" occurs when the master node has < 1Gig to execute
> builds and at this point the node goes offline. No body knows until somebody
> has taken a look at one of the jobs and ran a build that no builds are
> getting queued and node is unable to service.
> What would be great if there are some config hooks at
> http://yourJenkinsHost/computer/configure to use the email-ext to send out
> mails when thresholds are reached.
> If there is such a way already let me know, I could not find a single plugin
> that could do this.
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