Monitoring Techniques - Creating Custom Application Alerts in CloudHub

This video explains and elaborates the technique of making custom application alerts to make the monitoring easy. This video demonstrates the way to add alert, so that the Operations team does not need to go through the API logs exhaustively and instead proactively receives the alert in case of any error occurred.

[@Rohit3424]

Very knowledgeable video..thanks Siva Sir

[@Rohit3424]

This same things we implemented in our project..there are 130 Apis

[@kumaradapa4525]

Superb sir

[@ramakrishnaravirala8669]

very nice

[@bollabharadwaja3569]

Thank you so much siva .can please make a video on how to develop a custom policy.😍

[@sivathankamanee-channel]

Sure, Bolla. Will try that.

[@bondilimanikantasingh2504]

Hi siva,
Good information but how we can configure in cloudhub connector message notification with error description

[@integrationarea3424]

Can you please add video to deploy an application into AWS instance... It's very useful to us

[@sivathankamanee-channel]

Hi Hari - Sorry, I dont have any experience in deploying directly in AWS. Will try later. Thanks.

[@ramugudi5418]

Hi Siva,
I am unable to get message in the mail that I had given while creating alert. Is there any extra configuration needed for that.
Also Is there any chance to update that alert.
Thanks in advance,
Rama.

[@krishnamoorthi2021]

Hi Siva,
Thanks a lot for your youtube channel. Very informative :-)
I am preparing for mule certification and My skill set Oracle SOA .
In oracle SOA we can created alert based on notification rule and set of frequency to avoid mail flooding. I have seen you video on Circuit braker as well. if we use combination of circuit braker and email will reduce mail flooding. But my question any other way can we avoid mail flooding based on frequency rather than individual email failure

[@sivathankamanee-channel]

Hi Krishna - Excellent thought. You answered yourself and you can introduce a mechanism with Object Store to keep count of error threshold and you can send alert only when there is an obvious needs. However, manipulating on the threshold is a bit risky and there is a danger of alert not getting triggered at all if logic goes wrong. I dont recommend this other than stopping the scheduler in PROD by the Ops team.

[@krishnamoorthi2021]

@@sivathankamanee-channel Thanks Siva.

[@vivekravi5922]

Hi Siva, If my application is running on-premise, then how to set up custom alert. We are using 3.9 as Mule Runtime. Thanks in Advance.

[@sivathankamanee-channel]

Hi Vivek - I know there is an option in on-prem Mule, however, I dont have enough experience and I cannot comment on that. Sorry.