The rule-system works via an exclude list, matching rules will include or exclude the matching items, depending on the type of dashboard.
The configuration is done via toml.
For example:
[[rule]]
description = "blocked because not needed"
what = "fooo service"- The
descriptionfield provides a visible explanation, why the item is excluded. - The
whatfield selects all items where theWhatmatches the given regular expression.
[[rule]]
description = "Ignore Drafts"
what = "Thing"
when = "> 60"
[rule.label]
Draft = "true"- The
labelsection selects items via labels. In this example it would match an item which has the labelDraftwhich matches the given regular expression. - The label rules will combine as
ANDwith other label rules andwhenandwhatrules. whenrules interpreted as "X seconds from now". The above example would match an alert when the alert has lasted a minimum of 60 seconds. Times in the future have an undefined behaviour.
The default is to match the value in the configuration as a regular expression. However, this can be changed by specifying an operator.
=~ string: Explicitly require a regular expression to be matched. This is the same as just leaving=~out.!~ string: Require non-matching regular expression to be matched.= string|number: Require the string or number to exactly match. In case
the value is numeric, this will mean that the value will compared like a floating point value. This means that differences below1e-8will be considered to be the same.!= string|number: Require not matching the exact string/number.> number: Require both configuration and the value in the alert to be a numerical value and that the value in the alert to be bigger than the configured number. This also applies to the<,>=,<=operators.
[[rule]]
description = "Ignore certain group"
[rule.label]
groups = "= A-Group"
[[rule]]
description = "Ignore all with group beginning with A"
[rule.label]
groups = "~= (^|,)A"
[[rule]]
description = "Ignore old things"
when = ">= 60"