Send to different Slack channels according to some criteria #195
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This is possible but requires different alert nodes for each branch in the logic. var data = stream or batch ....
var data_a = data.where(lambda: "host" == 'A')
var data_b = data.where(lambda: "host" == 'B')
data_a.alert().slack().channel('A')
data_b.alert().slack().channel('B') |
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Thanks Nat! I got a panic when I try to do as you wrote: panic: runtime error: slice bounds out of range goroutine 162 [running]: goroutine 1 [chan receive, 6 minutes]: goroutine 17 [syscall, 6 minutes, locked to thread]: goroutine 5 [syscall, 6 minutes]: goroutine 34 [IO wait]: goroutine 19 [select]: goroutine 15 [IO wait]: goroutine 16 [chan receive]: goroutine 41 [select]: goroutine 56 [chan receive, 6 minutes]: goroutine 57 [select]: goroutine 58 [select]: goroutine 59 [select]: goroutine 60 [select]: goroutine 61 [select]: goroutine 62 [select]: goroutine 63 [chan receive, 6 minutes]: goroutine 84 [select]: goroutine 85 [select]: goroutine 86 [select, 6 minutes]: goroutine 87 [chan receive, 6 minutes]: goroutine 88 [select, 6 minutes]: goroutine 89 [select, 6 minutes, locked to thread]: goroutine 114 [chan send, 5 minutes]: goroutine 132 [select]: goroutine 126 [chan receive]: goroutine 127 [select]: goroutine 128 [runnable]: goroutine 129 [runnable]: goroutine 163 [runnable]: goroutine 164 [select]: goroutine 165 [select]: goroutine 166 [chan receive]: |
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Here is my task: var warnThreshold=80 var msg = '...' var data = batch var data1 = data.where(lambda: "host" == 'host1') var data2 = data.where(lambda: "host" != 'host1') data1 data2 |
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@nhproject Can you try again? I fixed some issues with the where node. |
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I installed the nightly debian - works good. |
Say I have two channels on Slack: Channel A, Channel B.
Channel A should receive all alerts that involves host A,
Channel B should receive all alerts that involves host B.
Can I do something like that on the .alert() node?
if eq (index .Tags "host") "A"
.slack()
.channel('A')
if eq (index .Tags "host") "B"
.slack()
.channel('B')
10x!
Nitz
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