On this page you can see the notifications that you have configured.
Bleemeo creates a default notification that notify you by email of all errors.
You can create new notification with the + Notification button.
The first thing to do on the create new notification is to select the scope of notification rule, you can:
Be notified on any server(s)
Be notified on a specific server
Be notified on a group of servers (Server group or Tag)
The second part lets you choose between two triggers for this notification rule:
With agent metrics (classic thresholds) or if agent lost its connection to Bleemeo Cloud
Use Prometheus Query Language to define thresholds (PromQL)
You have three possibilities of problem with metric:
Be notified for any problem on selected server(s)
Be notified for specified problem on selected server(s)
Be notified when selected server(s) lost connection (This option doesn't exists if you have selected monitor in the previous view)
To create an alerting rule with PromQL, you can use our documentation.
You have a name to choose, this name will be used as the alert name in status dashboard and notifications.
You can add warning and/or critical PromQL and configure the delay. The delay corresponds to the time during which the threshold of the PromQL must be exceeded to change its status.
Finally you need to select who will be notified and how. You can choose directly targets and/or contacts group. If you want to create a new integration, you can by clicking on + More.
If you have selected a contacts group that doesn't exist, in the next view you should edit this contacts group to add targets.
You can add a repeat delay to a notification rule. This delay is in minutes, it is 0 by default, which means that the event will be notified only once, without repetition.
If you change it to 10 for example, you will receive a notification every 10 minutes for an event until it becomes "OK" again.
You can stop a repetition of an event from two views, in the list of events and in the status dashboard. If the event returns "OK" and returns in error, the repetition starts again.
You can choose the days and times when you want to receive notifications from each target.
For this example, notifications will be sent only Monday to Friday between 8:00 am and 6:00 pm (UTC).
Or this example:
Once done click the Save button. Your new notification rule is added at the end of the list. It is enabled by default.
Bleemeo is providing a mobile application for keeping an eye on your infrastructure everywhere. This mobile application also allows you to receive notifications.
For using notifications with our mobile application, you need:
You need to configure your notifications to be delivered with the mobile application. You must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow:
Bleemeo can Notify of issue by email, you must fill one parameter:
here is an example bellow:
This address is not necessarily a user email address. You can, for example, define in your organisation a distribution list that will receive those emails.
To create a rule from your notification page and choose the OpsGenie created in the drop-down list of the integration:
To create a rule from your notification page and choose the PagerDuty created in the drop-down list of the integration:
Bleemeo notifications can be delivered in a Slack channel.
For using notifications with Slack, you need:
For that, you need to define in your Slack configuration an incoming webhook.
In order to do that, go in your Slack team, go in "Apps & Integration", search for "Webhook" and select "Incoming Webhooks". Choose a name for your hook, channels you are going to post like in the screenshot below, and save your settings.
Copy the URL generated by Slack in Bleemeo notification configuration:
Bleemeo notifications can be delivered in a Slack channel.
For using notifications with Slack, you need:
For that, you need to create a notification rule with channel name.
And add Bleemeo application on your Slack Channel.
Bleemeo notifications can be delivered in a Teams channel.
For using notifications with Teams, you need:
Here is an example bellow:
Bleemeo can send a message with Twilio.
To create a rule from your notification page, choose the Twilio created in the drop-down list of the integration and you must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow:
To create a rule from your notification page, choose the VictorOps created in the drop-down list of the integration and you must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow
Bleemeo can send notifications by calling an external webhook. A post containing event data will be done on the configured URL. You must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow:
Here is an example of json of an event:
{"id": "dbe276e4-4b47-48dd-8469-e3e358224178","account": "8f63c7da-700c-4fa6-a4d5-c15db2652d15","agent": "951df56d-d5dd-58c3-ab9a-8f2c8a6e478b","metric": "4bec41e4-4efc-4bb8-b872-186aa54779a6","status": 0,"status_text": "OK","text": "Current value: 0.00","title": "voip01.example.com - Pending system security updates is OK","status_changed_at": "2017-03-30T13:59:19Z","previous_status_changed_at": "2017-03-30T13:56:19Z","number_status_change_last_hour": 2,"has_been_notified": true,"created_at": "2017-03-30T13:59:22.268468Z","created_by": null,"modified_at": "2017-03-30T14:00:35.061088Z","modified_by": null,"happened_at": "2017-03-30T13:59:19Z"}
To create a rule from your notification page, choose the Telegram created in the drop-down list of the integration and you must fill one parameter:
Add BleemeoBot on Telegram, Launch BleemeoBot and retrieve the chat_id:
Use this chat_id in notification creation:
To create a rule from your notification page, choose the MessageBird created in the drop-down list of the integration and you must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow:
To create a rule from your notification page, choose the OVH SMS created in the drop-down list of the integration and you must fill one parameter:
Here is an example bellow: