We are happy to announce the general availability of our alerts infrastructure for MongoDB. You can now use our alerts console to set up real-time alerts on any of the MongoDB metrics. Setting up an alert notification is a simple two-step process:
Setting up an Alert Rule
1. Pick your metrics
2. Pick your notification format
Supported metrics
The supported metrics are listed below:
Operating System
- CPU – User (%)
- CPU – System (%)
- CPU – Nice (%)
- CPU – IO Wait (%)
- CPU – Total (%)
- Memory – Used (KB)
- Memory – Free (KB)
- Memory – Buffers (KB)
- Disk – Read (KB/sec)
- Disk – Write (KB/sec)
- Memory – Virtual (MB)
- Memory – Resident (MB)
- Memory – Mapped (MB)
- Memory – Non Mapped (MB)
MongoDB
- Assert – Regular
- Assert – Warning
- Assert – Message
- Assert – User
- Operation – Insert (per second)
- Operation – Query (per second)
- Operation – Update (per second)
- Operation – Delete (per second)
- Operation – Getmore (per second)
- Operation Command (per second)
- Operation – Update (per second)
- Operation – Delete (per second)
- Index – Access
- Index – Hits
- Index – Miss
- Index – Miss Ratio
- Current Connections
- Background Flush Average (ms)
- Queues – Total
- Queues – Read
- Queues – Write
- Network – Bytes In (KB/s)
- Network – Bytes Out (KB/s)
- Page Fault
- Journalled MB (MB)
- Replica – Window Size (Hours)
- Replica – Lag (sec)
- Replica – Head Room
- Cache Used (bytes)
- Cache Activity Read (KB/s)
- Cache Activity Write (KB/s)
If an alert condition is triggered you will see the active alerts in the alerts list. The alerts are auto-resolving, i.e, if the condition goes away the alert resolves itself (without any manual intervention from the user).
If you have any further questions please reach out to us at [email protected]
