I’m not sure if it actually is acceptable for RRDTool or not, so I just thought there’s no harm in bringing it up.
Firing alerts based on definable situations can make a powerful monitoring tool. Usually, similar systems can fire alerts when a sudden change in data happens (a 200% increase or decrease, for example), when values go outside of a safe range, (below 1% or above 80%, for example), or when no data comes.
Alerts can be fired with calling web hooks, running scripts, or anything similar.
I’m not sure if it actually is acceptable for RRDTool or not, so I just thought there’s no harm in bringing it up.
Firing alerts based on definable situations can make a powerful monitoring tool. Usually, similar systems can fire alerts when a sudden change in data happens (a 200% increase or decrease, for example), when values go outside of a safe range, (below 1% or above 80%, for example), or when no data comes.
Alerts can be fired with calling web hooks, running scripts, or anything similar.