PagerDuty Elixir v0.0.1 PagerDuty.Oncall

An on-call represents a contiguous unit of time for which a user will be on call for a given escalation policy and escalation rule.

This may be the result of that user always being on call for the escalation rule, or a block of time during which the computed result of a schedule on that escalation rule puts the user on call.

During an on-call, the user is expected to bear responsibility for responding to any notifications he or she receives and working to resolve the associated incident(s).

On-calls cannot be created directly through the API; they are the computed result of how escalation policies and schedules are configured.

The API provides read-only access to the on-calls generated by PagerDuty.

Attributes

@escalation_policy: The escalation policy for the on-call.
@user: The user for the on-call.
@schedule: The schedule for the on-call.
@escalation_level: The escalation level for the on-call.
@start: The start of the on-call. If null, the on-call is a permanent user on-call.
@end: The end of the on-call. If null, the user does not go off-call.

Summary

Types

t()

Types

t()

t() :: %PagerDuty.Oncall{end: String.t, escalation_level: integer, escalation_policy: String.t, schedule: String.t, start: String.t, user: String.t}