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File Structure and Naming

Each event type results in one single CSV file where the file name follows the scheme <Event Name>.csv, e,g. acknowledge_svc_problem.csv.

These files include all the occured events of the particular type and are structured with the following delimeters.

Column Delimeter 

 

Tabulator

Code Block
\t
Row Delimeter

UNIX style new line

Code Block
\n

 

Events

All rows are of data type "string", except:

NameData Type
timestampUNIX timestamp
start_timeUNIX timestamp
end_timeUNIX timestamp
triesinteger, possible values: number of tries
notification_numberinteger, possible values: number of sent notifications
is_fixedinteger, possible values: 0, 1
is_persistentinteger, possible values: 0, 1
triggered_byinteger, possible values: downtime_id
durationinteger, possible values: duration in seconds
Info

The host_name and/or service_name are the unique identifiers for each event and the events are related to each other through this id. Except for CONFIG CHANGE which has no relation to any other event.

The different possible event types with examples are listed below.

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Unclassified Events

 

Tip

Unclassified events will not be dropped, they will be written to a new file with the prefix unclassified-eventxyz.csv