Add guided SNMP discovery to v0.1 scope

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Keith Smith
2026-05-23 15:46:53 -06:00
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@@ -48,6 +48,8 @@ Implemented notification slice:
- User management UI is not implemented.
- Role management is basic and needs full admin flows.
- Alert rule editing UI is not implemented.
- Guided SNMP device discovery and friendly SNMP monitor selection are not implemented yet.
- SNMP credential profiles, interface status, traffic counters, errors, uptime, CPU, and memory checks are not implemented yet.
- Notification routing/policies are not implemented; all enabled webhook channels receive incident notifications.
- Email/SMTP notifications are not implemented yet.
- Graphing exists only as placeholders; metric visualization is not implemented.
@@ -58,13 +60,16 @@ Implemented notification slice:
## Recommended Next Work
1. Add alert rule editing UI and richer alert conditions.
2. Add notification policy/routing controls.
3. Add email/SMTP notification channel.
4. Add audit event writes for auth, monitor, credential, notification, and incident actions.
5. Build credential vault UI with masked secret handling.
6. Add user administration UI.
7. Add graphs for website response time and monitor status history.
8. Add backend and worker tests for the website-monitor and notification flows.
2. Add SNMP credential profiles and guided SNMP device discovery.
3. Add SNMP discovery selection UI to choose what to monitor and alert on.
4. Add SNMP interface status, traffic, errors, uptime, CPU, and memory collection.
5. Add notification policy/routing controls.
6. Add email/SMTP notification channel.
7. Add audit event writes for auth, monitor, credential, notification, and incident actions.
8. Build credential vault UI with masked secret handling.
9. Add user administration UI.
10. Add graphs for website response time and monitor status history.
11. Add backend and worker tests for the website-monitor and notification flows.
## Operational Notes