Links

groups:
  - title: Toolbox
    links:
      - title: Grafana
        url: https://grafana.example.org/
        icon: grafana

Filter links {#- Announced politely rather than shouted: it changes on every keystroke, and it is a reassurance, not an event. -#} {#- One freshness line for the whole page, and only where a deployment asked for probing at all: a `check:` block that switches everything off must not leave a permanent "nothing checked yet" for a question nobody asked. Sixty healthy rows stay undecorated — only a failure is drawn beside its entry — so without this line a reader could not tell a clean page from an unprobed one. The age is the newest answer the page holds; a verdict older than that carries its own beside the entry it belongs to. -#} {%- if probe.active %} {#- **Green when every answer came back alive**, and only then. A page whose failures are all drawn in red rows still needs to say that the clean ones were actually asked — and a reader mid-incident reads a color before a sentence. Anything failing leaves the line muted rather than turning it red: the failing rows already carry that, and a second red would compete with them. The tick is drawn here in `currentColor`, like every other mark this project draws itself. -#} {%- set all_alive = probe.checked_at and not probe.failures %} {%- if all_alive %} {%- endif %} {%- if probe.checked_at %} Checked {{ probe.checked_at | since }} {%- else %}Nothing checked yet{% endif -%} {#- A pass still in flight as this response was built — after a *check now* that reached its deadline, or beside an open that started one. The page does not poll, so saying so is the difference between a control that looks broken and one whose remaining answers are one reload away. -#} {%- if probe.running %} · still checking{% endif -%} {#- A pass that reached its deadline and walked away from a host still holding the connection open (ADR-0030, amended). Said here rather than only in the log, because this is the one condition under which the age beside it stops meaning what it says: without this line, somebody pressing *check now* and watching nothing move would conclude the button is broken rather than that a target is refusing to answer. The plural form is the apology — at that point nothing is being probed at all until one of them lets go. -#} {%- if probe.paused %} · paused — {{ probe.stuck }} earlier passes are still waiting on a host that has not answered {%- elif probe.stuck %} · {{ probe.stuck }} earlier pass{{ 'es are' if probe.stuck != 1 else ' is' }} still waiting on a host that has not answered {%- endif -%} {#- *Check now*, because the time gate is exactly wrong in the one moment somebody has just fixed a URL and wants to watch it go green. A form POST answered with a redirect, like every other control here that changes something: a GET would let a reload or a prefetch spend outbound requests, and the redirect is what stops a refresh from firing a second pass. It sits at the far end of the row, away from the search box — this page is read mid-incident and the filter is its primary navigation, so the one control that costs something must not be reachable by a stray keystroke while typing. -#}

{#- `btn btn-sm` for the shape only: the colours come from our own tokens in overview.css, because Bootstrap's outline secondary paints one grey on every canvas and it is under the bar on the dark ones. -#} Check now

{%- endif %}