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When you are working on your site, consider using a downtime configuration to account for maintenance and other planned irregularities in your monitoring. Here is some guidance on how to choose the downtime configuration rule you want to use for your for your situation.
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When you're working on your site, consider using a downtime configuration to account for maintenance and other planned irregularities in your monitoring. This page provides guidance on how to choose the downtime configuration rule you want to use for your for your situation.
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It's a best practice to schedule maintenance windows with a 15 to 30 minute time buffer before and after you start and stop your maintenance work. This gives the system an opportunity to catch up with the maintenance state and reduces the chances of Splunk Synthetic Monitoring generating false positives during maintenance operations.
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Schedule a downtime configuration to pause synthetic monitoring or augment test metrics ahead of site maintenance or anomalous behavior so that you don't skew your test data.
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The best practice is to schedule a downtime configuration with a 15 to 30 minute buffer before and after you start and stop your maintenance work. This gives the system an opportunity to catch up with the maintenance state and reduces the chances of Splunk Synthetic Monitoring generating false positives during maintenance operations.
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Schedule requirements:
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* at least fifteen minutes long
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* up to one year in advance and one year in duration
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* Downtimes configurations must be at least fifteen minutes long.
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* Downtimes configurations can be a maximum of one year in advance and one year in duration.
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How to schedule a downtime configuration:
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1. In Splunk Synthetic Monitoring, go to settings, then :strong:`Downtime configurations`.
#. Enter a unique name, select a downtime rule, and select the tests that you want this downtime rule to apply to.
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#. In the :guilabel:`Schedule` section, set a start and end date and time.
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#. Select from the options in :guilabel:`Recurrence`.
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#. Select :guilabel:`Create`.
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When a recurring downtime configuration is active, you can't edit, delete, or extend it, but you can end it immediately. When a non-recurring downtime configuration is active, you can't edit or delete it, but you can extend its duration or end it immediately.
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Preview the downtime schedule
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If you selected a value other than :guilabel:`Does not repeat` in the :guilabel:`Recurrence` menu, the :guilabel:`Create a downtime configuration` form displays a preview of the first ten downtime configurations.
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