IT reporting website for every day users
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@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
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@IRJ I'd be worried about flooding and users not using it because there is too much to see if it were automatic
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@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
It's not something I've worked with for quite a while so I can't really tell you what's the best right now. I'm sure someone on here can chime in. Here are some examples.
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@IRJ said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
It's not something I've worked with for quite a while so I can't really tell you what's the best right now. I'm sure someone on here can chime in. Here are some examples.
Yeah it's too in-depth for what I am looking to do. My boss just wants a list of reported issues.
Application is down in Citrix. We are aware of the issue and are currently working on it.
Internet outage at X site. This is an ISP problem that is being worked on.
It's actually almost more of a blog than it is true reporting
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@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
It's not something I've worked with for quite a while so I can't really tell you what's the best right now. I'm sure someone on here can chime in. Here are some examples.
Yeah it's too in-depth for what I am looking to do. My boss just wants a list of reported issues.
Application is down in Citrix. We are aware of the issue and are currently working on it.
Internet outage at X site. This is an ISP problem that is being worked on.
It's actually almost more of a blog than it is true reporting
Ah ok I see
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@wirestyle22 I still think Wordpress is what you want for this. Its easy and quick enough for what your describing.
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@IRJ said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
It's not something I've worked with for quite a while so I can't really tell you what's the best right now. I'm sure someone on here can chime in. Here are some examples.
Yeah it's too in-depth for what I am looking to do. My boss just wants a list of reported issues.
Application is down in Citrix. We are aware of the issue and are currently working on it.
Internet outage at X site. This is an ISP problem that is being worked on.
It's actually almost more of a blog than it is true reporting
Ah ok I see
Zabbix is something I am proposing though just as an FYI
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@stacksofplates I think an interesting project would be to create a shared directory that Ansible pulled from to create pages on the website per day and allow it to automatically organize the website. It seems like it would be possible to do. Just a thought.
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This is what we use
https://github.com/phpservermon/phpservermonIt can provide you with a Dashboard and also email and push notifications.
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@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@IRJ Can you provide examples I can test?
It's not something I've worked with for quite a while so I can't really tell you what's the best right now. I'm sure someone on here can chime in. Here are some examples.
Yeah it's too in-depth for what I am looking to do. My boss just wants a list of reported issues.
Application is down in Citrix. We are aware of the issue and are currently working on it.
Internet outage at X site. This is an ISP problem that is being worked on.
It's actually almost more of a blog than it is true reporting
Something simple could easily be static HTML page. But WordPress would likely be easy enough.
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@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@stacksofplates I think an interesting project would be to create a shared directory that Ansible pulled from to create pages on the website per day and allow it to automatically organize the website. It seems like it would be possible to do. Just a thought.
Totally over complicated.
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@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@stacksofplates I think an interesting project would be to create a shared directory that Ansible pulled from to create pages on the website per day and allow it to automatically organize the website. It seems like it would be possible to do. Just a thought.
Totally over complicated.
It sure is
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use any basic wiki they all have an "edit" mode.
Wordpress is real overkill.
Even wiki.js without a super fancy WYSIWYG can easily be formatted. THe need for WYSIWYG is crazy for this. You need very minimal formatting for a simple alert page.
Markdown (what wiki.js uses) woudl be simple for it. No need for a database instance or anything.
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@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
use any basic wiki they all have an "edit" mode.
Wordpress is real overkill.
Even wiki.js without a super fancy WYSIWYG can easily be formatted. THe need for WYSIWYG is crazy for this. You need very minimal formatting for a simple alert page.
Markdown (what wiki.js uses) woudl be simple for it. No need for a database instance or anything.
My boss specified that he wanted "any user" to be able to edit it. They aren't going to be able to handle markdown. I suggested Bookstack because as far as I have seen its the best wiki with a WYSIWYG editor
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@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
use any basic wiki they all have an "edit" mode.
Wordpress is real overkill.
Even wiki.js without a super fancy WYSIWYG can easily be formatted. THe need for WYSIWYG is crazy for this. You need very minimal formatting for a simple alert page.
Markdown (what wiki.js uses) woudl be simple for it. No need for a database instance or anything.
My boss specified that he wanted "any user" to be able to edit it. They aren't going to be able to handle markdown. I suggested Bookstack because as far as I have seen its the best wiki with a WYSIWYG editor
Your boss is an idiot.
"any user" should never do this. it isan IT status page. IT updates it.
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@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@wirestyle22 said in IT reporting website for every day users:
@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
use any basic wiki they all have an "edit" mode.
Wordpress is real overkill.
Even wiki.js without a super fancy WYSIWYG can easily be formatted. THe need for WYSIWYG is crazy for this. You need very minimal formatting for a simple alert page.
Markdown (what wiki.js uses) woudl be simple for it. No need for a database instance or anything.
My boss specified that he wanted "any user" to be able to edit it. They aren't going to be able to handle markdown. I suggested Bookstack because as far as I have seen its the best wiki with a WYSIWYG editor
Your boss is an idiot.
"any user" should never do this. it isan IT status page. IT updates it.
Not my choice
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Also still a wiki. Just a publicly editable one.
which is also stupid.
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@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
Also still a wiki. Just a publicly editable one.
which is also stupid.
Well he didn't take the suggestion. I said wiki and he said that's not really what he wants.
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Doesn't change anything I said about stupid.
Day 1: IT enters valid stuff and sends page out to all.
Day 2-10: No one changes anything except IT.
Day 11: Bob from Account Temps has fun on the last day of his contract, but you have no way to know that.
Day 12: Boss implements rule that passwords are required.
Day 13+: no one ever updates it besides IT because password. -
@JaredBusch said in IT reporting website for every day users:
Doesn't change anything I said about stupid.
Day 1: IT enters valid stuff and sends page out to all.
Day 2-10: No one changes anything except IT.
Day 11: Bob from Account Temps has fun on the last day of his contract, but you have no way to know that.
Day 12: Boss implements rule that passwords are required.
Day 13+: no one ever updates it besides IT because password.Oh I see what you think. I didn't mean anyone as in, all users everywhere will be editing. I just mean it can be given and taken away from anyone. My bad. I should've said that differently. Managers will be editing it
