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Feature: Re-Write execution of checks
We re-dessigned the handling on how checks are executed internally, to make configuration, extension and adding future features even more easier.
What is new:
* Allows to specify generic % values for thresholds, in case you added the `BaseValue` argument with the basic value for your input value to compare them as % for each other: `New-IcingaCheck -BaseValue $partition.Size`
* Allows to check for defined thresholds intervalls by the Icinga for Windows daemon, by adding `-ThresholdInterval 15m` for example to your check execution: `Invoke-IcingaCheckCPU -ThresholdInterval 1m -Warning 60%`
* Values of output data which are defined as Bytes, seconds or anything related will now always be properly translated for better readability
* Provided translations for example service states are anything related are improvement and will always apply now
* There is an optional `-AddSummary` header available, which now adds in addition to the current package header the number of Unknown, Critical, Warning or Ok services (requires Plugin update)
* In case a check is not ok, it will not added to the first package including the current value of the check for better overview
* The check functions `SetOk()`, `SetWarning()`, `SetCritical()`, `SetUnknown()` for `New-IcingaCheck` now support a input message as first value to print informations on why the check is in this state, including a `bool` value as second argument, which will look the entire check object in this state, making it unmodifyable in case it is set to `$TRUE`: `$check.SetUnknown('Your partition could not be read', $TRUE) | Out-Null`
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Icinga PowerShell Framework
The Icinga PowerShell Framework provides a wide range of configuration and check possibilities to ensure an easy integration and full monitoring of Windows environments. Each single chapter of this documentation will describe parts of the module and the possibilities.
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