Would like to know where do we have the option alert and send notification in case of job failure in IBM Bluemix Workload Scheduler service? I was able to successfully configure jobs and dependencies, but want to set up automatic alerting in case of failure. Also is there an option to integrate with chosen monitoring tools for generating alerts/ notifications?
Currently you have to open a ticket asking to set an alert via email in case of job failure.
In the ticket, specify the email address to send the alert to.
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I'm facing the issue that I can't get email notification from Azure DevOps.
I have read this question and learnt that there is a job monitor that can check whether Azure DevOps has sent the emails.
If I go into the job monitor I can see that the email notification job was partially successful...
I want to know how could I get the job monitor and how to use it.
By the way, I have done some checkings following this document but the issue still exists.
I want to know how could I get the job monitor and how to use it.
The job monitor is a monitoring dashboard dedicated to TFS. If you are using the azure devops service, I am afraid you cannot use the job monitor. As far as I know, it is impossible to check whether the email is sent in the azure devops service. Please refer to this blog.
You can first go to your personal subscriptions and locate the subscription, which you feel should have produced an email and ensure it's enabled.
Completely new to Webhook concept and Rundeck. I have a job in rundeck where it checkes health of some servers, code being in python.
Fetch 200 Ok status after running Curl Command and using that status write a condition using python in RUNDECK
i want to use webhook to provide update via email/slack channel to 5-6 users
Created a webhook, i selected a job which it should invoke, but i didnt understand what options to be entered options section[Job Option arguments, in the form -opt1 value -opt2 "other value"]
when i click on the webhook URL it gives 404 error found.
this might be the very basic questions. sorry kindly help
i want to use webhook to provide update via email/slack channel to 5-6 users
Webhooks are used to enable third-party applications to trigger jobs. If you just want to send notifications of job status when a job is run, you don't need to use a webhook.
When you configure the job there's a "Notifications" tab. You can select when and how to send notifications. For slack specifically, there is a notification plugin you can install.
To pass options to webhook you need to pass it in this way. Here you have a good example to integrate it with python code.
UPDATE: Anyway, this answer is the way to achieve your goal.
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https://cloud.ibm.com/resources
I m having two elements
Cloud Foundry services -> App Connect
Services -> MQ
Within App Connect I would like to use MQ.
How do I tell cloud.ibm.com that the two shall work with each other?
In appconnect.ibm.com/create I would like to work with that MQ - but don't know how.
In appconnect.ibm.com/catalog/apps -> MQ I also do not see a smart way to connect to MQ.
I just deployed IBM MQ and IBM App Connect to test this. In this example, I connect to MQ from App Connect and deploy a flow that is triggered when a message arrives on DEV.QUEUE.1. The flow then puts a new message, copying the payload from the first, on to DEV.QUEUE.2. It looks like you already have IBM App Connect and IBM MQ services deployed, so I will dive straight into the configuration of MQ and the App Connect flow. Here's the steps I took:
On the MQ cloud deployment I followed the guided tutorial, created a Queue Manager QM1 and then created, and downloaded an API key. I made a note of the username shown on the Application Credentials page.
I also made a note of the Connection Information shown for my Queue Manager on the Queue Managers page. This information can also be downloaded by clicking the Connection Information button at the top right corner of the page.
In the IBM App Connect Catalog view, I added IBM MQ as an application and created a new account Account 1.
I then populated the account configuration with the Queue Manager details collected in Step 2.
In the App Connect Dashboard view, I created a new Event-driven flow, Selected MQ from the applications list, Account 1 and New message on a queue
I entered the inbound queue name DEV.QUEUE.1
I completed the flow by again selecting MQ from the Applications list, then Put message to a queue and this time I entered the queue name DEV.QUEUE.2.
I then started the flow using the menu in the top right corner.
To open the IBM MQ Console for testing, I selected Administer for my Queue Manager in the resource list view.
Finally, I logged into the IBM MQ Console, selected Manage, clicked on DEV.QUEUE.1 and then Create to put a simple test message. Returning back to the Manage view, I could see my message had been processed by IBM App Connect and was now on DEV.QUEUE.2.
I am trying to build a automation powershell script on azurE whiCh can give me email alerts, by using network watchers new feature i.e connectivity check, the script can test out and send the alert whenever the vm is not reachable, can somebody explain mE how to do it or any article which I Can follow
For now, Azure network watcher connectivity check does not support send mail to users.
As a workaround, maybe we can set Alert rules to monitor Azure VM.
For example, we can set Metric to Network In, and the Threshold to 1, then enable Email owners, contributors and readers, and add the email address. In this way, when the VM receive network traffic less than 1 bytes over the last 5 minutes, we will get email. Settings like this screenshot:
More information about set metric alerts, please refer to this official article.
Our jenkins server has a lot of jobs, is there anyway to configure so that an email is sent when any build breaks? I know how to do it for each job individually, but I'd like to set up a global configuration.
We use the Email Extension Plugin.
and then configure our SMTP Server in the General Configuration.
Once this is all setup, then add a Post Build event in your Jenkins job to send an email on failure.
We ended up using this https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Configuration+Slicing+Plugin
There is a way to configure emails for all jobs at once