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Add the ability to upload the system uptime logs, produced by the suse-uptime-tracker daemon, to SCC/RMT as part of daily heartbeat report. We need to ability to track system uptime to hourly granularity so MSPs can utility that data accordingly (i.e. billing). This feature is optionally enabled by installing the suse-uptime-tracker package and enabling the suse-uptime-tracker.timer service.
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Add the ability to upload the system uptime logs, produced by the suse-uptime-tracker daemon, to SCC/RMT as part of daily heartbeat report. We need to ability to track system uptime to hourly granularity so MSPs can utility that data accordingly (i.e. billing).
This feature is optionally enabled by installing the suse-uptime-tracker package and enabling the suse-uptime-tracker.timer service.