Alerts
Where messages go, and how to avoid pointless night-time noise.
A channel is a delivery address: email, Telegram or your own webhook. Channels are verified: nothing is sent until the address is confirmed. That protects you from someone else’s typo landing on your address.
What you receive
- The job did not run in time — with the time it was expected.
- The job reported a failure — with the output tail and exit code.
- The job is working again — as a separate message, so nobody has to guess.
Quiet hours and maintenance windows
During quiet hours, notifications to the selected channel are skipped rather than deferred until morning. Incidents remain in the dashboard. Maintenance windows suppress alerts for affected monitors; status page subscriber messages also respect active maintenance windows.
There is also a workspace-wide switch: during a large outage you already know about, muting everything for an hour beats sorting through a hundred emails afterwards.