Hawkular Alerting Tutorial: Lesson 06 - Events!

A blog post by Jay Shaughnessy

Announcing availability of Tutorial Lesson 06: Events!

This new lesson builds on the previously announced tutorial. It talks about events in Hawkular alerting, how they differ from alerts, and how to work with them. Check it out!

Hawkular Alerting is a pluggable, API-driven component for adding alerting to your application or tool. It’s one of the many Hawkular offerings for monitoring and management. To help quick-start new users, and as a reference for current users, we’ve now released six tutorial lessons, with more to follow. It’s a great way to hit the ground running.

For Git Users:

git clone https://github.com/hawkular/hawkular-alerts.git
cd hawkular-alerts/examples/tutorial

For Others:

Click this link to visit Hawkular Alerting on GitHub.
Click Clone or download

Click Download ZIP

unzip hawkular-alerts-master.zip
cd hawkular-alerts/examples/tutorial

For Everyone:

Start with the README.adoc. If you don’t have an asciidoc extension in your browser you can read the rendered README directly from GitHub. From here just click links in the document to proceed.

Hawkular Alerting has several deployment options, it can be deployed standalone, or embedded in Hawkular Metrics, or as part of Hawkular Services. The tutorial drives off of a docker container running alerting as part of Hawkular Metrics, generating alerts off of incoming metric data. The first lesson will help you get set up.

Try it and let us know how it goes! If you have any questions or want to share your thoughts, join us on IRC at #hawkular on freenode.

Published by Jay Shaughnessy on 27 April 2017