45.3. Viewing Alerts #

In the navigation panel, go to MonitoringAlerts.

The table of alerts with the following columns will be displayed:

  • Name.

  • State.

    Possible values:

    • Enabled

    • Disabled

    • Inactive

  • Data source: The data source of the alert trigger.

    This column includes additional information:

    Type: The type of the metrics used for the alert trigger.

    Possible values:

    • Repositories: System metrics.

    • Metrics: pgpro-otel-collector metrics.

    • Logs: pgpro-otel-collector logs.

      This type of metrics is temporarily not supported.

  • Parameters:

    • Interval, sec.: The interval in seconds for checking the data source of the alert trigger.

    • Flap check, count: The number of repeated triggers required for stopping the alert.

      0 means that this limitation is disabled.

    • Notify after, sec.: The time in seconds during which the trigger must continually fire for the alert to be sent.

    • Cooldown period, sec.: The time in seconds during which the alert is not sent after the last trigger.

      0 means that this limitation is disabled.

  • Priority.

    Possible values:

    • Not classified

    • Low

    • Medium

    • High

    • Critical

  • Recipients: The users that receive alerts.

  • Group recipients: The user groups that receive alerts.

  • Rule: The alert trigger rule conditions.

    For example, if an alert trigger rule condition is postgresql.up > 0, the alert is sent when the value of the postgersql.up metric exceeds 0.

  • Actions.

    For more information about available actions, refer to the corresponding instructions.