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| title | Select a component you want to use to send notifications to your team |
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You can use any component you wish to receive the triggered log messages and send notifications to your team. For example, you can build a custom component or modify the Iguana X Notifications (email), Slack Notifier Adapter, or ServiceNow Adapter to use as your Notifier component.  Image Removed Image Added |
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| title | Matching Rule - apply notification conditions to components using pattern matching techniques |
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Every notification rule will have a Matching Rule to assign a notification rule to components. Iguana supports glob expression (*), boolean(and/or), or regular expressions (regex) with Tags to create matching rules. To use regex, simply enclose the expression in slash characters /<regex>/. | Info |
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.The table below provides an overview of example pattern matching techniques you can combine to create a matching rule. Type | Sample | Description |
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| Apply to all components. | #dev*
| Apply to components with #dev followed by 0 or more characters | OR | #prod #dev
| Apply to components with either #prod or #dev tags. | AND | "#prod #dev"
| Apply to components with both #prod and #dev tags. | Negation | -#prod
| Apply to all components without the #prod tag. | “#prod -#dev”
| Apply to all components with the #prod tag and without #dev. |
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| title | Use the testing links to generate test alerts based on your configured rules |
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After creating a notification rule, it can be quickly tested by using the provided testing links. Use the click here link to have Iguana check your notification rules. Click on the logs link to view the log created by your notification rules.
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