[Hawkular-dev] "Matter" support in Hawkular

Gary Brown gbrown at redhat.com
Tue Mar 1 04:02:17 EST 2016


Although having "out of the box" canned triggers defined, it may also still be good to provide users with a customisation mechanism to define their own alert triggers - which create "events" for MiQ to consume and react to.

Users could just use the REST APIs - but still may be more user friendly to offer some form of UI. This shouldn't be an issue, if it is considered configuration/customisation of the provider?

Regards
Gary

----- Original Message -----
> Hi,
> 
> [ I picked "Matter" on purpose in the subject, as the other term (E.) is
> too much overloaded. ]
> 
> ManageIQ has Events (going forward I call them ME), that are similar to
> our Alerts.
> There are some event parsers that take incoming data and then forward it
> into the
> MiQ events system, where automatic actions can be triggered
> 
> Now we have a pretty similar concept with our alerts.
> 
> For ME on metrics, MiQ pulls the metrics and the provider integration
> creates
> the ME on them.
> 
> I wonder if for other purposes we can use our existing alerts subsystem
> with some "canned alerts", that translate input into such MiQ-Events and
> forward them into MiQ.
> With "canned" I mean that those are not set up via UI, but rather we
> have "trigger templates" that are applied each time a new resource of a
> given type is added to inventory.
> This implies that those templates can only work on things that do not
> have
> a variable threshold like system going up/down, WildFly reporting
> "reload
> needed" and so on.
> 
> While it would be certainly possible to implement this at the level of
> emitting
> inventory "matters" and metric "matters" and so on I think having that
> central
> piece of logic to do it - could be better to handle.
> 
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