Steadybit's "Alert Check" allows you to verify the behaviour of your Splunk Alerts.
Introduction
The Alert Check step can be dragged&dropped into the experiment editor. Once done, you can use it to verify if an Alert has been fired, or not, during the execution time.
Experiments can be aborted and marked as failed when the Alert Check's actual state diverges from the expected one. This helps implement pre-/post-conditions and invariants. For example, to only start an experiment when the system is healthy.
At last, to help you understand the Alert states and how they evolved, the run view also contains a state visualization. Through this visualization, you can see during which time an Alert was fired.
Use Cases
Pre-/postcondition or invariant for any experiment.
Verify that alerts are triggered during incidents.
Parameters
Parameter
Description
Default
Duration
How long should the state of the alert rule be checked
30s
New Alerts Only
Only take Alerts fired after the start of the check into account or also already existing ones
false
Expected State
Verify if the Alert was fired or not
Alert fired
State Check Mode
Verify if the expected state needs to hold for the entire duration of the check or at least once
At least once
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