Version: 1.2
Category: Output
External Category: Internal
Action Package: Standard Actions
Description
When enabling alerts in Provisioning Service, you get an alert when a technical error has occurred. This might happen when you don’t get a connection to a data source for example. The action Raise Alert is used when you want to raise an alert for a logical error.
Parameter | Description | Example |
Raise if count is lower than | [Optional] If set, raise an alert if the number of session objects is lower than this value. Supports SESSION (uses the first object) and GLOBAL. Supports SESSION(), but will only use the value from the first Session Object. | 10 |
Raise if count is higher than | [Optional] If set, raise an alert if the number of session objects is higher than this value. Supports SESSION (uses the first object) and GLOBAL. Supports SESSION(), but will only use the value from the first Session Object. | GLOBAL(max_results) |
Require all to raise | [Optional] (true/false) In case multiple conditions have been set, whether to require all configured conditions to match or not in order to trigger the alert. Default: false | true |
Use Cases
Example 1: Value is missing
In a Policy you read a value from a data source, and the read action is working as it should, but you do not get any value, because the value in the data source is empty. You know that this value should never be empty, so if it is, then something is very wrong and an alert should be raised. To achieve this, you should use the action Run Action to configure the condition filter, and in that action call the Raise Alert action.
Example 2: Expect sane number of session objects
In case a certain data source is prone to stop working, for example due to unannounced format changes, sanity checking can easily be implemented.
Parameter | Value |
Raise if count is lower than | 5 |
Raise if count is higher than | 20000 |
Require all to raise | false |
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