#Delete HTTP Endpoint Alert

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cunning cairn
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I have an alert for a tested http endpoint which alerted a critical alert. It hasn't been removed but I removed it from the tracked http endpoint. How do I remove this from my alerts?

devout dune
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@cunning cairn : Have you deleted this job from your httpcheck configuration? I believe the alert should automatically disappear.
If not, can you try restarting the agent once?

cunning cairn
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I have deleted it from my httpcheck config but it is still showing as an alert. This was just a test one to make sure it sends alerts.

devout dune
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We have released a new alerts protocol and this may be a side effect.. I am having this checked with my team..
Can you let me know the Netdata Agent version? And in case you happen to restart the agent, let me know if this alert went away..

cunning cairn
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I had to re-install this so I cannot tell you, I'm sorry

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It was yesterday I installed the nightly version

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Also quick question, how can I get a quicker alert if one of the http endpoints go down. Looking to get a response within 5 seconds for when it's down and up

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This is my current configuration but I do not understand how to get a quicker response

       on: httpcheck.status
    class: Workload
     type: Web Server
component: HTTP endpoint
   lookup: average -5m unaligned percentage of bad_status
    every: 1s
    units: %
     warn: $this >= 10 AND $this < 40
     crit: $this >= 40
    delay: down 5m multiplier 1.5 max 1h
  summary: HTTP check for ${label:url} unexpected status
     info: Percentage of HTTP responses from ${label:url} with unexpected status in the last 5 minutes
       to: webmaster```
devout dune
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@cunning cairn : I think you can remove the delay line from your configuration so the alert notifications are immediately sent out (up or down)..
Also, this alert is looking at the data for the last 5 minutes and if there are more than 10% of bad_status, it will trigger an alert..

Do you want an instantaneous alert? In which case you would look for the data now and raise an alert if there is any of the above (dimensions)..

cunning cairn
devout dune
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Can you share the alert configuration? And how do you say it doesn't change on the Cloud?
We can get on a quick call to take a look at this issue?

cunning cairn
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Yes please, I’m looking to move over to Netdata from Nagios but I’m finding it hard to set up notifications as I would like to know very quickly is something goes down. When will you next be available?