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-page_title: "New Relic Terraform Provider: Details on the Upcoming Synthetic Monitors' MUTED Status End-of-Life and Alternatives To Move To"
+page_title: "New Relic Terraform Provider: Details on the Upcoming Synthetic Monitors' MUTED Status End-of-Life and Alternatives to Move to"
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-Use this guide to find details on the upcoming end-of-life of the MUTED status of Synthetic Monitors in February 2024, and alternatives to move to, which can replicate the same behaviour.
+Use this guide to find details on the upcoming end-of-life of the MUTED status of Synthetic Monitors, and alternatives to move to, which can replicate the same behaviour.
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-### About Synthetic Monitors' 'MUTED' Status and The EOL
-Synthetic Monitors have a `status` field that defines the activity of the monitor, and can (currently, until February 2024) be either of `ENABLED`, `DISABLED`, or `MUTED`. When a monitor is MUTED, it still functions as usual (runs tests), but is muted; i.e., it does not send out notifications in cases of failure.
+### About Synthetic Monitors' 'MUTED' Status and the EOL
+Synthetic Monitors have a `status` field that defines the activity of the monitor, and can currently be either of `ENABLED`, `DISABLED`, or `MUTED`. When a monitor is MUTED, it still functions as usual (runs tests), but is muted; i.e., it does not send out notifications in cases of failure.
 
-Since it has been announced that New Relic Synthetics will discontinue support for the `MUTED` status of monitors, which is slated to hit its end-of-life in February 2024, the `MUTED` value of `status` has been marked **deprecated** in the New Relic Terraform Provider, in late October 2023. The provider will also soon **discontinue support** for the value `MUTED` pertaining to the `status` argument of resources operating on Synthetic Monitors, with the next major release of the provider, tentatively scheduled in late December 2023.
+Since it has been announced that New Relic Synthetics will discontinue support for the `MUTED` status of monitors, slated to hit its end-of-life in February 2024 (see [this community post](https://forum.newrelic.com/s/hubtopic/aAX8W0000015BHc/endoflife-product-updates-july-2023-september-2023)), the `MUTED` value of `status` has been marked **deprecated** in the New Relic Terraform Provider, in late October 2023. The provider will also _soon_ **discontinue support** for the value `MUTED` pertaining to the `status` argument of resources operating on Synthetic Monitors, with the next major release of the provider, tentatively scheduled in December 2023.
 
-This would affect all resources in the provider used to manage Synthetic Monitors (_only if_ the configuration of these resources comprises a `status = "MUTED"`), i.e.
+This would affect all resources in the provider used to manage Synthetic Monitors (_only if_ your configuration comprises these resources with a `status = "MUTED"` argument), i.e.
 * [`newrelic_synthetics_monitor`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/synthetics_monitor)
 * [`newrelic_synthetics_broken_links_monitor`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/synthetics_broken_links_monitor)
 * [`newrelic_synthetics_cert_check_monitor`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/synthetics_cert_check_monitor)
 * [`newrelic_synthetics_script_monitor`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/synthetics_script_monitor)
 * [`newrelic_synthetics_step_monitor`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/synthetics_step_monitor)
 
-Considering the above, since the EOL is scheduled to be done in February 2024, it is highly recommended for users to refrain from using `MUTED` status with Synthetic Monitors at the earliest, and move to alternatives, which have been described in the following sections of this guide.
+Considering the above, it is highly recommended for users to refrain from using `MUTED` status with Synthetic Monitors at the earliest, and move to alternatives, which have been described in the following sections of this guide.
 
 
 ### Alternatives To `MUTED` Status
 
 There are two key alternatives one can opt for, to replicate the behaviour of the `MUTED` status of Synthetic Monitors.
 * [**Alert Muting Rules**](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/alerts-applied-intelligence/new-relic-alerts/alert-notifications/muting-rules-suppress-notifications/)
     * Alert Muting Rules, by definition, are similar to the `MUTED` status of Synthetic Monitors in terms of behaviour, though these cater to a wider scope; all kinds of alerts. These help mute alerts on the basis of pre-defined schedules and attribute matching (when alerts match the condition(s) prescribed by the user in terms of incident event attributes, operators and values, they can be muted). See [this page](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/alerts-applied-intelligence/new-relic-alerts/advanced-alerts/understand-technical-concepts/incident-event-attributes/) for a comprehensive list of attributes supported by Muting Rules.
-    * This feature may be availed from the New Relic One UI, NerdGraph, and also via the resource [`newrelic_alert_muting_rule`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/alert_muting_rule) in the New Relic Terraform Provider. See below for an example explaining how this resource can _exactly_ be used to substitute the `MUTED` status of a Synthetic Monitor.
+    * This feature may be availed from the New Relic One UI, NerdGraph, and also via the resource [`newrelic_alert_muting_rule`](https://registry.terraform.io/providers/newrelic/newrelic/latest/docs/resources/alert_muting_rule) in the New Relic Terraform Provider. Check out the example below, for an example explaining how this resource can _exactly_ be used to substitute the `MUTED` status of a Synthetic Monitor.
 * [**Monitor Downtime**](https://docs.newrelic.com/docs/synthetics/synthetic-monitoring/using-monitors/monitor-downtimes-disable-monitoring-during-scheduled-maintenance-times/)
     * A 'Monitor Downtime', as the name suggests, helps set up a 'downtime' or a maintenance window for Synthetic Monitors, in which period they do not run, as a result of which alerts are not raised, and no notifications are received.
     * This feature is currently available via the New Relic One UI. A Terraform resource to facilitate managing Monitor Downtimes is currently undergoing development, and is expected to be out by late November 2023.