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Quota Alert API Script

Summary:

  • API script to create metric alert rules on all projects for quota management.
  • When defined critical and warning thresholds are met, alerts will send email notifications to all teams assigned to that project.

Initial Setup

To setup the python env for this script:

  1. Create env - python3 -m venv env
  2. Activate venv - source env/bin/activate
  3. Install requirements - pip install -r ./requirements.txt

Configure

Prior to running create_alerts.py, you can configure the following fields in the config.properties file:

  1. ORG_NAME= <org name> - This should be assigned to your Organization Slug, found under Settings --> General Settings.

  2. AUTH_KEY= <auth_key> - Your org level auth key can be found under Settings --> Developer Settings --> Internal Integrations.

    a. If you don't have Internal Integrations set up, select New Internal Integrations and provide a Name for your integration.

    b. The Project and Organization permissions should be set to Read & Write. Screen Shot 2021-05-17 at 2 29 02 PM

    c. Once the above fields have been configured, click on Save Changes.

    d. This should redirect you to your Internal Integrations page with a token. This token is your org level auth key.

  3. CRITICAL=10000 - Critical threshold is set in the config file. No need to modify this value.

  4. WARNING=8000 - Warning threshold is set in the config file. No need to modify this value.

  5. SLEEP_TIME=<milliseconds> - When updating sleep time, please provide this value in milliseconds.

  6. ALERT_RULE_SUFFIX=_quota_limit - If you would like to rename the alert rule suffix, this can be done in the config file.

Run Script

  1. Create Alerts for All Projects

    python3 create_alerts.py

  2. Delete all Alert Rules:

    python3 clean.py

Confirm Alert Creation

  1. To confirm via UI navigate to the Alerts page to view the created alerts.
  2. By running python3 create_alerts.py a second time you can confirm if the alert already exists. (Check the log file for "alert already exists for + [project name]!")

Debug and Logging

After running the script you will see a log file created with the following naming convention - alert_logfile_{current_datetime}.log

Potential error and info logs will be displayed here.

Reminder

To successfully create a metric alert make sure each project has at least one team assigned to it!