Fetching alerts

You can obtain a list of alerts by sending a GET request to the /api/alert_manager/v1/alerts endpoint.

Request parameters

Parameter

Type

Description

id

string

Case-insensitive IDs of the alerts to return.

type

array of strings

A filter by list of alert types.

category

array of strings

A filter by list of alert categories.

tenant

array of strings
Filter by one or more tenant IDs.
To filter by one tenant ID, specify a tenant ID. For example: 2f4b84d8-6aad-487b-b0b1-40845bf72737.
To filter by multiple tenant IDs, specify tenants in the following format: or(2f4b84d8-6aad-487b-b0b1-40845bf72737,c70134c4-a244-4b22-99ad-e081301f7530).

skip

string

Case-insensitive IDs of the alerts to exclude.

severity

string
A filter by the alert severity.
Available operators:
  • eq
    Equal to the specified value. For example: eq(warning).
  • or
    Equal to one of the specified values. For example, or(warning,critical).
  • lt
    Less than the specified value. For example, lt(warning).
  • gt
    Greater than the specified value. For example, gt(warning).
  • le
    Less than or equal to the specified value. For example, le(warning).
  • ge
    Greater than or equal to the specified value. For example, ge(warning).

show_deleted

boolean

If true, dismissed alerts will be included in the response.

show_deleted_only

boolean

If true, only dismissed alerts will be included in the response.

updated_at

string
A filter by date in the UNIX nanoseconds timestamp format when the alert was created or dismissed.
Available operators:
  • eq
    Equal to the specified value. For example, eq(1439789551045000000).
  • lt
    Less than the specified value. For example, lt(1439789551045000000).
  • gt
    Greater than the specified value. For example, gt(1439789551045000000).
  • le
    Less than or equal to the specified value. For example, le(1439789551045000000).
  • ge
    Greater than or equal to the specified value. For example, ge(1439789551045000000).

created_at

string
A filter by date in the UNIX nanoseconds timestamp format when the alert was created.
Available operators:
  • eq
    Equal to the specified value. For example, eq(1439789551045000000).
  • lt
    Less than the specified value. For example, lt(1439789551045000000).
  • gt
    Greater than the specified value. For example, gt(1439789551045000000).
  • le
    Less than or equal to the specified value. For example, le(1439789551045000000).
  • ge
    Greater than or equal to the specified value. For example, ge(1439789551045000000).

deleted_at

string
A filter by date in the UNIX nanoseconds timestamp format when the alert was dismissed.
Available operators:
  • eq
    Equal to the specified value. For example, eq(1439789551045000000).
  • lt
    Less than the specified value. For example, lt(1439789551045000000).
  • gt
    Greater than the specified value. For example, gt(1439789551045000000).
  • le
    Less than or equal to the specified value. For example, le(1439789551045000000).
  • ge
    Greater than or equal to the specified value. For example, ge(1439789551045000000).

order

string
An ordering filter that orders the results by parameter value. If no operator provided, the results will be ordered in ascending order.
The following parameters can be used:

  • created_at

  • type

  • severity

  • source

  • source_time_stamp

  • updated_at

  • deleted_at

  • category

  • planId

  • planName

  • resourceId

  • resourceName

Available operators:
  • asc
    Ascending.
  • desc
    Descending.

limit

integer

Number of the results returned in the response.

before

string

Cursor to the previous results page.

after

string

Cursor to the next results page.

Response structure

If the workloads were fetched successfully, the response returns status 200, with the payload in the following structure:

Parameter

Type

Description

type

string

The identifier of the alert type.

category

string

The identifier of the alert category.

details

object

An object that contains the information about the alert.

details.title

string

A human-readable title of the alert.

details.category

string

A human-readable alert category name.

details.description

string

A human-readable description of the alert.

details.fields

object

An object with arbitrary keys and values where each key-value pair represents a table row. Key is the first column, value is the second column of the row.

Note

If the object includes a key-value of the type url: http://some_url, the URL is displayed as an active link.
If the URL is too long to fit on a single line in the alert, it is truncated and the suppressed characters are replaced with an ellipsis.

tenantID

string

The identifier of the tenant where the alert was triggered.

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