gatus/alerting/alert/alert.go

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package alert
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// Alert is the service's alert configuration
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type Alert struct {
// Type of alert (required)
Type Type `yaml:"type"`
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// Enabled defines whether or not the alert is enabled
//
// This is a pointer, because it is populated by YAML and we need to know whether it was explicitly set to a value
// or not for provider.ParseWithDefaultAlert to work.
Enabled *bool `yaml:"enabled"`
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// FailureThreshold is the number of failures in a row needed before triggering the alert
FailureThreshold int `yaml:"failure-threshold"`
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// Description of the alert. Will be included in the alert sent.
//
// This is a pointer, because it is populated by YAML and we need to know whether it was explicitly set to a value
// or not for provider.ParseWithDefaultAlert to work.
Description *string `yaml:"description"`
// SendOnResolved defines whether to send a second notification when the issue has been resolved
//
// This is a pointer, because it is populated by YAML and we need to know whether it was explicitly set to a value
// or not for provider.ParseWithDefaultAlert to work. Use Alert.IsSendingOnResolved() for a non-pointer
SendOnResolved *bool `yaml:"send-on-resolved"`
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// SuccessThreshold defines how many successful executions must happen in a row before an ongoing incident is marked as resolved
SuccessThreshold int `yaml:"success-threshold"`
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// ResolveKey is an optional field that is used by some providers (i.e. PagerDuty's dedup_key) to resolve
// ongoing/triggered incidents
ResolveKey string
// Triggered is used to determine whether an alert has been triggered. When an alert is resolved, this value
// should be set back to false. It is used to prevent the same alert from going out twice.
//
// This value should only be modified if the provider.AlertProvider's Send function does not return an error for an
// alert that hasn't been triggered yet. This doubles as a lazy retry. The reason why this behavior isn't also
// applied for alerts that are already triggered and has become "healthy" again is to prevent a case where, for
// some reason, the alert provider always returns errors when trying to send the resolved notification
// (SendOnResolved).
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Triggered bool
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}
// GetDescription retrieves the description of the alert
func (alert Alert) GetDescription() string {
if alert.Description == nil {
return ""
}
return *alert.Description
}
// IsEnabled returns whether an alert is enabled or not
func (alert Alert) IsEnabled() bool {
if alert.Enabled == nil {
return false
}
return *alert.Enabled
}
// IsSendingOnResolved returns whether an alert is sending on resolve or not
func (alert Alert) IsSendingOnResolved() bool {
if alert.SendOnResolved == nil {
return false
}
return *alert.SendOnResolved
}