Service Window Reliability Report

Summarize whether an open service window is ready, watched, or blocked.

Service Window Reliability Report

ServiceWindowReliabilityReport.scala

object Main {
  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    val failedChecks = 
    val openMinutes = 45
    var status = "ready"

    if (failedChecks > 0 && openMinutes > 30) {
      status = "watch"
    }
    if (failedChecks >= 3) {
      status = "blocked"
    }

    println("failed=" + failedChecks)
    println("open=" + openMinutes)
    println("status=" + status)
  }
}

object Main {
  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    val failedChecks = 
    val openMinutes = 45
    var status = "ready"

    if (failedChecks > 0 && openMinutes > 30) {
      status = "watch"
    }
    if (failedChecks >= 3) {
      status = "blocked"
    }

    println("failed=" + failedChecks)
    println("open=" + openMinutes)
    println("status=" + status)
  }
}

object Main {
  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    val failedChecks = 
    val openMinutes = 45
    var status = "ready"

    if (failedChecks > 0 && openMinutes > 30) {
      status = "watch"
    }
    if (failedChecks >= 3) {
      status = "blocked"
    }

    println("failed=" + failedChecks)
    println("open=" + openMinutes)
    println("status=" + status)
  }
}

service-window-report Operational status can be built from small scalar checks. Later guards can raise the status without hiding the earlier values.