Maintenance Windows

Schedule planned downtime to suppress alerts and exclude time from SLA calculations

Overview

Maintenance windows let you schedule planned downtime so that alerts are suppressed and the period is excluded from SLA compliance calculations. You can scope a window to your entire fleet, a specific site, or individual agents.

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Maintenance Windows require the Enterprise plan.

Creating a Maintenance Window

  1. Navigate to Dashboard → Settings → Maintenance
  2. Click New Window
  3. Enter a descriptive name (e.g., "Weekly server reboot")
  4. Set the scope: entire fleet, a site, or specific agents
  5. Set start and end date/time with timezone
  6. Enable Recurring if this repeats (weekly, monthly, etc.)
  7. Save

What Maintenance Windows Do

✅ Alert suppression

Agent offline alerts and webhook events are suppressed for agents within scope during the window.

✅ SLA exclusion

Downtime that occurs within a maintenance window is automatically excluded from SLA uptime calculations.

ℹ️ Metrics still collected

The agent continues to report metrics (or not, if it's offline). The window only affects alerts and SLA calculations — data is not deleted.

Viewing Maintenance Windows

The maintenance settings page shows a timeline of all windows — active, upcoming, and past. You can edit or delete any window from this view.

Active Window Indicator

When a maintenance window is active, a banner is shown on the fleet dashboard indicating which agents are in maintenance mode.

Recurring Windows

For scheduled recurring maintenance (e.g., weekly patch windows), enable the recurring toggle when creating the window. Set the pattern (weekly, monthly) and the system will automatically create future instances.

Next Steps