Alerting & Notifications
When monitoring an infrastructure, while dashboards are important, getting notified when an issue requires immediate attention is even more so. Bleemeo offers different ways to configure notifications as well as different ways to send them to your team.
Alerting Rules
Bleemeo allows users to create different alert rules using server tags, direct metrics, Prometheus Query Language and thresholds.
- Define your alerting rules and receive alerts only for what is important.
- Use PromQL (Prometheus Query Language) to define your notifications rules.
- Send alerts for specific servers, specific metrics and use user-defined tags.
- Notifications can have multiple recipients and reach them through different integrations.
Alerting Integrations
Bleemeo supports multiple integrations to notify your users. It can be individual notifications (email, SMS), or group notifications (Slack or Microsoft Teams channel). Some notifications require an extra subscription (for sending SMS for example).
- Notifications can be sent with Slack, mail, Microsoft Teams.
- Integrate alerting and run automatic actions using webhooks.
- Bleemeo iOS and Android applications can also receive notifications and allow you to immediately see the state of your infrastructure.
- Use PagerDuty, OpsGenie or VictorOps integrations to have a more complex on call calendar and escalations policies.
- Bleemeo allows you to configure your Twilio, MessageBird, OVHTelecom account to send SMS directly.
- Notify groups or persons on Instant Messaging with Telegram
Customizable Thresholds
The simplest way to configure a notification is to define a threshold for a metric.
- All pre-defined thresholds can be customized in the UI or using the API.
- Thresholds can be defined for every metric, even the custom ones you added.
- Thresholds can be defined on metrics, as well as on recording rules.
- You can use PromQL on one or multiple servers to compare it to a threshold.
Infrastructure Events Timeline
Whenever a metric exceeds a threshold, it creates an event in your Bleemeo history. Events are stored, and you can see the history even when they are not notified.
- All events are historized in your timeline, and an icon shows whether an event has been notified or not.
- The event timeline is available in the Mobile application.
- Events history is stored up to 24 months.
Silencing Events
You can define a time period where events won't notify your users. For example, if you have a planned maintenance, or want to ignore an existing event for a while.
- Define a start and end time of silenced metrics to stop receiving notifications for those metrics.
- Silenced metrics won't appear anymore on status dashboards.
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