#Service fail but no alert, what wrong i do ?
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Hi @marsh rock We found a while ago that alerts on services don't work as they should. If you copied the systemdunits.conf (by using the edit-config command) can you check if there is a module: !* * entry in it? You should remove it to make the alert work
Thanks it worked
BTW is there a way to have duplicated alert with different values ?
I like to have more strict rules/monitoring, but give me this error
HEALTH : RRDCALC: from config 'ram_in_use' on chart 'system.ram' failed to be added to host '######'. It already exists. (errno 2, No such file or directory)
Is there a ways to edit Netdata defaults alerts ?
If you do ./edit-config health.d/ram.conf inside your /etc/netdata directory, then it will create a copy of those alerts in those files which will be loaded instead of the stock ones. You can change then those in /etc/netdata/health.d/ as per your liking.
Or didn't I understand what you mean by duplicate?
my custom ram.conf is in etc/netdata/health.d/ and still cant understand why throw this error ?
I will check. perhaps the error comes from the stock one while trying to load it, so it could be harmless error.
Hey guys,
Is there a way to monitor specific service at systemd_service ? like is fail, inactive ?
Looking for some template but didn't found
We need to check those alerts..... did you try to use one but it didn't work?
i try but mark all failed or inactive