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Cosmetic suggestion. TLDR: tweak alert texts to be 'just the facts'.
Some alerts have some extra text in them that seems unneccessary. When a new prefix is found, monitorNewPrefix.js has this text:
Possible change of configuration. A new prefix ${message.prefix} is announced by ${message.originAS}. It is a more specific of ${matchedRule.prefix} (${matchedRule.description})
Suggestion to eliminate the Possible change of configuration. to keep it concise and remove speculation which could be a red herring to a network operator that sees the alert. Ie cause could be anything - config change, circuit down, device down, etc.
This was the only alert message that seemed to have this "issue". Cheers
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The Possible change of configuration refers to the BGPalerter configuration (and not routing). The original idea was to prompt the user to update the list of prefixes with the new prefix (if legit). Some users don't update the prefix list and the BGPalerter installation becomes noisy over time.
However, I do see your point. The current phrasing may complicate things without really convey what I meant. Let's see if I can find a better wording that would allow me to keep the suggestion of updating prefixes.yml.
Cosmetic suggestion. TLDR: tweak alert texts to be 'just the facts'.
Some alerts have some extra text in them that seems unneccessary. When a new prefix is found,
monitorNewPrefix.js
has this text:Suggestion to eliminate the
Possible change of configuration.
to keep it concise and remove speculation which could be a red herring to a network operator that sees the alert. Ie cause could be anything - config change, circuit down, device down, etc.This was the only alert message that seemed to have this "issue". Cheers
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: