# This is the main configuration file for the sla report generator. 

# interval = (daily|monthly|yearly)
# This parameter specifies which statistc files will be used as input data. 
# Note that the starting day is per default calculated as the precedent day
# of the actual date. E.g. if the program is called every first day of a month
# with a monthly interval, then the statistic files of the past month will be
# used as input data for calculation of SLA compliance.
interval = monthly

# format = (pdf)
# This parameter specifies the output format of the generated report. Currently,
# only pdf is implemented. 
format =  pdf 

# masterdocument = <filename>
# The report is based on this tex-document. If you want to use a different
# masterdocument, then place it the adm-directory and adapt this parameter 
# accordingly.
# The report generator will try to replace regular include-statements with 
# dynamically generated sections, if the include-statements contain the 
# corresponding keyword. Otherwise, if the corresponding include-file cannot 
# be found in the adm-directory, the include-statement is deleted from the 
# report and a warning is raised.
masterdocument = sla_report_template.tex

# mailhost = <network address>
# This parameter specifies the smtp-gateway to be used for sending notification
# emails.
mailhost = localhost

# recipients = <recipient1,recipient2,...>
# This parameter specifies the recipients of the mail-notification that is
# produced when the when a new report is available. Note that the report
# will not be mailed, but it will be placed in a directory that is accessible
# with a web browser.  
#report_recipients = network-manager@example.com

# report_sender = <user@domain>
# This parameter specifies the sender address that will be used for sending 
# report notifications
report_sender = bigsis@localhost

# baseurl = <url>
# This parameter specifies the url where BigSister is accessed via web browser.
baseurl = http://localhost/bigsis




# This section defines SLA (Service Level Agreements). It consists of multiple
# lines, every line started with a keyword. The following keywords are 
# defined:
#
# sla_accept: The statement following this keyword defines a threshold value
#   for a certain service.
#
# sla_format: The statement following this keyword defines a key/value pair
#   which is used for text replacement in the SLA report.  
#
# sla_constant: The statement following this keyword defines constant key/value 
#   pairs used for text replacement in the SLA report.  


#
# sla_accept
#
# Syntax:  sla_accept service.criteria.class.timeframe <  value [unit]
#          sla_accept service.criteria.class.timeframe <= value [unit]
#          sla_accept service.criteria.class.timeframe =  value [unit]
#          sla_accept service.criteria.class.timeframe <= value [unit]
#          sla_accept service.criteria.class.timeframe >  value [unit]
# where:
#          service: The service name as configured in the config file named
#            dependencies, e.g. wan_cardiff
#          criteria: The criteria as defined under keyword report in the 
#            config file named statistics, e.g. Up %
#          class: The service level class as defined in the config file 
#            cumulators
#          timeframe: The timeframe over which the status data is analyzed, as
#            defined with keyword statistics in the config file statistics,
#            e.g. threemonth
# 
# Every line contains an expression that defines when a Service Level 
#   Agreement is considered as fulfilled. The left side of the expression 
#   contains a dot-separated list that constitutes a specific aspect of a
#   service.
#   The right hand side of the expression is an integer value, followed 
#   optionally by a unit (%: percent, s: seconds, m: minutes, h: hours) 
#
# Example: sla_accept wan_cardiff.Up %.level2.threemonth > 97 %

#
# sla_format
#
# Syntax:  sla_format keyword = value
#
# Examples:
#
#sla_format wan_cardiff = Wide Area Network Cardiff
#sla_format Availability = Availability
#sla_format Up = Uptime
#sla_format Up % = Percent Up
#sla_format level2 = Service Level 2 (Weekdays 05:00-24:00, Saturday 08:00-16.00)
#sla_format daily = Daily availability
#sla_format threemonth = Three months back

# 
# sla_constant
#
# Syntax:  sla_constant keyword = value
#
# Note: You probably won't need to change the values below unless you change the
# layout of the generated reports. These constants are used from the code of the
# report generator.

# Constants for the management summary table
sla_constant summary = Management Summary
sla_constant summary_crit = SLA Criteria
sla_constant summary_threshold = Threshold value
sla_constant summary_frame = Timeframe
sla_constant summary_status = SLA Status

# Constants for the detailed SLA report
sla_constant detail = Service Level Agreement Compliance
sla_constant detail_date = Date
sla_constant detail_measurand = Measured Performance
sla_constant detail_status = Report

# General purpose
sla_constant sla_nok = SLA violated
sla_constant sla_ok = SLA fulfilled
sla_constant sla_na = N/A
sla_constant no_data = No data available
