Use one of the following alerts to receive email notifications on a regular cadence or when Edgio detects an unusual traffic pattern:
- Real-Time Alerts: Receive notifications when unusual traffic patterns are detected and resolved. Use these notifications to investigate and remediate abnormal traffic patterns as they occur.
- Daily or Weekly Alerts: Receive notifications for performance-related statistics and events that typically do not require immediate attention.
Real-Time Alerts
Receive email notifications when the condition(s) defined for a specific environment are met. For example, you can receive a notification when the number of
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responses exceeds 10 per second or when your bandwidth is less than 100 Megabits per second.A condition consists of the following components:
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Metric: Determines the type of condition that will be monitored. Choose between:
- Status Code Frequency: Tracks the number of times that a specific status code or class of status codes (e.g., 4xx or 5xx) occurs per second.
- Status Code Ratio: Tracks a specific status code or class of status codes as a percentage of total traffic.
- Bandwidth: Tracks the amount of traffic flowing through our network.
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- <: Less than. This condition is satisfied when the metric’s current value is less than the threshold value.
- >: Greater than. This condition is satisfied when the metric’s current value is greater than the threshold value.
- <=: Less then or equal to. This condition is satisfied when the metric’s current value is less than or equal to the threshold value.
- >=: Greater than or equal to. This condition is satisfied when the metric’s current value is greater than or equal to the threshold value.
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Threshold: Define the threshold for the selected metric.
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Duration: Defines the length of time that one or more condition(s) associated with this real-time alert must be satisfied before a notification may be sent.For example, if you set a 1 minute duration for status code frequency, then the rate for that status code must match or exceed the specified value for an entire minute before a notification is sent.
You may create multiple alerts per environment and each alert may contain multiple conditions. A notification will not be triggered until all of its conditions have been satisfied.
Managing Real-Time Alerts
You may create, modify, and delete real-time alerts.
To create a real-time alert
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Navigate to the desired environment’s Realtime Alerts page.
- From the Edgio Console, select the desired private space or organization.
- Select the desired property.
- From the left-hand pane, select the desired environment from under the Environments section.
- From the left-hand pane, select Realtime Alerts.
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Click + New Alert.
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In the Alert Name option, assign a name to this configuration.The subject line for each email notification identifies the real-time alert that was triggered or resolved by name. As a result, we recommend that you define a name that identifies the type of alert and the organization, property, and environment to which it applies. This naming convention provides you with immediate context when an alert is triggered.Example:
5xx Alerts for My Organization - My Property - Production
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From the Duration option, select the amount of time that the condition(s) associated with this real-time alert must be met before a notification may be sent.
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Click + Add.
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Select the desired metric.
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If you selected a status code metric, then set the Status code option to the desired status code or status code class (e.g., 4xx).
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From the Operator option, select the mathematical operator that establishes the relationship between the selected metric and a threshold value.
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Specify the threshold value that must be met.
- Status Code Frequency: Set the Frequency (per sec) option to a threshold value for the number of responses that result in the specified status code or status class per second.
- Status Code Ratio: This metric monitors status code responses as a percentage of total traffic. Set the Ratio (%) option to the desired threshold percentage.
- Bandwidth: Set the Amount option to a threshold value for the desired bandwidth and then set the Unit option to the desired units for the specified threshold.
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Optional. Add another condition that must also be satisfied before a notification is triggered by repeating steps i - v.
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In the Emails option, type an email address to which notifications will be sent and then press ENTER. Repeat this step as needed.
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Click Create.
To modify a real-time alert
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Navigate to the desired environment’s Realtime Alerts page.
- From the Edgio Console, select the desired private space or organization.
- Select the desired property.
- From the left-hand pane, select the desired environment from under the Environments section.
- From the left-hand pane, select Realtime Alerts.
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Click on the desired real-time alert.
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Make the desired changes.Common tasks:
- Add a condition.
- Remove a condition by clicking on the icon that appears directly to the right of it.
- Remove an email address by clicking on its
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Click Apply Changes.
To delete a real-time alert
- Navigate to the desired environment’s Realtime Alerts page.
- From the Edgio Console, select the desired private space or organization.
- Select the desired property.
- From the left-hand pane, select the desired environment from under the Environments section.
- From the left-hand pane, select Realtime Alerts.
- Find the desired real-time alert and click its icon.
- When prompted, click Delete to confirm the deletion.
Daily and Weekly Alerts
Receive daily or weekly notifications for the following type of events:
- All or failed deployments for one or more environment(s).
- Core web vitals for one or more domain(s).
- Cache hit ratio for one or more environment(s). You may restrict this notification to only report when the cache hit ratio falls below a specific threshold.
- Purged content for one or more environment(s).
Managing Daily and Weekly Alerts
You may create, modify, delete, disable, and re-enable daily and weekly alert configurations.
To create an alert
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Navigate to your property’s Settings page and find the Alerts section.
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Click Create new Alert.
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Define the conditions under which alert notifications will be delivered.
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Click Create Alert to save your configuration.The Alerts section should now look similar to this:
To modify an alert
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Navigate to your property’s Settings page and find the Alerts section.
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Click on the desired alert.
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Make the desired changes.
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Click Save Changes.
To disable an alert
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Navigate to your property’s Settings page and find the Alerts section.
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Click on the icon under the ACTIONS column.
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Click on Disable.
To re-enable an alert
- Navigate to your property’s Settings page and find the Alerts section.
- Click on the icon under the ACTIONS column.
- Click on Enable.
To delete an alert
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Navigate to your property’s Settings page and find the Alerts section.
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Click on the icon under the ACTIONS column.
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Click on Delete.