Monitors and alerts
Observe Monitors provide a flexible way to alert when conditions are matched in your data. You can use multiple rules and conditional tests to determine the severity of a condition, route to different destinations based on severity, and reactively or proactively mute alerting.
The version 2 upgrade
The Observe Monitoring engine upgrade brings many valuable new capabilities to your Observability Cloud experience, but safely changing monitoring systems takes caution. When Monitors v2 is enabled via feature flag, your existing monitoring system continues to run and can still be managed independently of Monitors v2. To access Monitors v1 from a Monitors v2 enabled instance, go to Monitors and click View Monitors v1 at the top right. All features of the v1 system are accessible there.
What does a Monitor do?
A monitor watches a Dataset for a particular condition, such as a count of events or a specific text value. When you create a Monitor, Observe makes a new Dataset based on the contents of the Dataset and your conditions. This allows multiple Monitors from the same Dataset to be independent of each other.
Learn more about Monitors
Learn how to view and manage the existing Monitors in your system.
Learn about the different types of Monitors available in Observe.
Learn about the various Monitor health states.
Learn how to create and configure the different types of Monitors in Observe.
Learn how to stop alerts from being delivered to any configured notification actions.
Learn how to manage your alerts in the Alert Explorer.
Learn how to configure reusable notification definitions you can share with your team.
Learn how to use negative monitoring to track the absence of data or lumpy data.
Learn how to review a Monitor's data sources to understand its data, the data's latency, and the query window size over time.
Updated about 1 month ago