Open kmpardav opened 6 years ago
@kmpardav the plugins supports only client side execution, so alerts won't work
Thank you very much
would have to wait on this https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/6841
@Gauravshah Any idea regarding possibility/timeline of this being feasible based on grafana's development roadmap?
@beingyash it is not something that we can change from this plugins end to be able to support it. We had multiple discussions but it did not see the light yet. Feel free to add questions here https://github.com/grafana/grafana/pull/16387
Seems like this has been fixed? https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/6841 @Gauravshah
@ednjv metaqueries needs access to other datasources via backend this is not implemented. Please add request here https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/15696
Based on the direction from https://github.com/grafana/grafana/issues/15696#issuecomment-650997996, Did we check the gel-app? If not, can we try?
Also, I'm trying to create simple alerts on arithmetic operation (metaquery - Elastic). Currently, this is not possible as well. Is that right?
cc: @Gauravshah
@iamshreeram we do not currently have bandwidth to invest into alerting. gel-app seems the right direction though, PRs are most welcome. also since gel-app is in alpha there seems to be no simple way to add this as an external plugin
Hi @Gauravshah : I think alerting is support with Metaqueries plugin in grafana in version 8 as i am able to configure alerts.
Hi @Gauravshah : I think alerting is support with Metaqueries plugin in grafana in version 8 as i am able to configure alerts.
Hi anshul, how do you use metaqueries plugin for alerting in grafana 8.x ? mine always show this error
{
"firing": true,
"state": "",
"conditionEvals": " = true",
"timeMs": "0.383ms",
"error": "request handler error: plugin not registered",
"logs": [
...
]
}
Hi, I have created an arithmetic type expression and one alert too.
When the condition of the alert is covered i am taking the email but with no graph lines and an error exclamation mark.