One of the biggest concerns with alerting, monitoring, and
error-handling software is a problem in the software of the type it's
meant to prevent - who watches the watchmen?
This improves that situation a bit for Alertinator; if there is an
Exception thrown in one of your alert-checkers (other than an
AlertinatorException, which is expected), we'll treat it as a
CRITICAL-level problem, and alert you as such.
Since PHP didn't get object-orientation until late in life, it has the
notion of errors in addition to Exceptions. We won't catch any
errors here, unless you've set up an error_handler to convert those
errors into (Error)Exceptions.
One of the biggest concerns with alerting, monitoring, and error-handling software is a problem in the software of the type it's meant to prevent - who watches the watchmen?
This improves that situation a bit for Alertinator; if there is an
Exception
thrown in one of your alert-checkers (other than anAlertinatorException
, which is expected), we'll treat it as a CRITICAL-level problem, and alert you as such.Since PHP didn't get object-orientation until late in life, it has the notion of errors in addition to Exceptions. We won't catch any errors here, unless you've set up an
error_handler
to convert those errors into (Error)Exceptions.