When I'm looking at a monitor, I want to know what maintenance windows exist for it.
The only two ways to do this currently are
1) to run an API call end extract the data (which is a pain because you have to check the monitor for maintenance windows and the monitor's group membership & see if these groups have any maintenance windows set).
2) Create a public status page with the monitor, and view the public page.
Honestly we need to see the maintenance windows listed in a new tab for the monitor's "maintenance windows" to list all maintenance windows that are applicable for that monitor & if they are applicable by group (if that is where the window is coming from)
Something like this for a server monitor "Awesome Server", and have the drop-down filter at the top for the date-range:
| API Fields | display_name | description | selection_type |
maintenance_type | start_day+start_time to end_day+end_time |
| Table firendly names | Maintenance Name | Maintenance Description | Applied via group | Maintenance Type | Maintenance Window |
| Example Value 1 | Wednesday System Updates | Weekly Wednesday WSUS Updates for Windows systems in test group | - | Weekly | Wednesday 11:00pm-Thursday 1:00am |
| Example Value 2 | Emergency maintenance | Primary cluster offline, working to resolves this outage - Brian | - | Once | Monday 2:00pm-5:00pm |
| Example Value 3 | Daily IIS App pool recycle | IIS App pool recycle | IIS Servers | Daily | 1:00am-1:15am |
This would be a huge help for us to cut back and false positive alerts too.