There are some simple things that can be done when using CopperEgg alerts that make them even better. You probably are aware as a user, that CopperEgg includes about 9 preconfigured alerts. These alerts will use the email address that is used when you signed up to automatically send a notification if any of the
I work with lots of our customers doing larger trials of CopperEgg everyday. One of the first things that folks should consider when using CopperEgg for cloud server monitoring is tagging. It’s a simple concept and easy to do. You can tag systems when you look at their details, simply click the Green + in
NEW: Custom alerts based on processes Example: send me an email when any system in tag group ‘db’ does not have the process with a name containing ‘mysql’. The alert will trigger as soon as the issue is detected.
One of the most requested features for a server monitoring service is a configurable alert. RevealCloud allows users to create custom alerts based on tags as well as modify existing alerts. In this Try it Now video, Mike demonstrates how simple it is to add a custom alert to a specific set of servers. He
Improved application performance Changes to timeframe on details pages are now retained Linux installer now supports 3.0 kernel MacOSX Collector is now available as a beta feature Send alert notifications to URL (webhook) is now available as a beta feature Improved application appearance on iPad Integrated +2 charisma modifier
Added usage tracking to Settings/Account Activity page Added ability to send an email when an alert is cleared Added PagerDuty support No ping-pong balls were harmed in the making of this release
Added option for auto-clearing alerts when condition is no longer met
Enhanced alert email format Added paging to the alerts and issues lists Fixed issue with application loading on Windows in IE or Firefox Added a new egg to the carton