Welcome to the Monitoring Configuration API documentation. This endpoint allows you to manage monitoring tool settings programmatically. Below are key configuration parameters and usage examples:

📌 Core Configuration Options

  • Data Sources 📊
    Define monitored systems via data_sources array. Example: 

    {
  "data_sources": [
    {"type": "server", "host": "localhost", "port": 9090},
    {"type": "database", "name": "main_db", "url": "jdbc:mysql://db.example.com"}
  ]
}
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  • Alert Rules ⚠️
    Customize thresholds and actions in alert_rules. Supported triggers: CPU usage, memory leaks, network latency.
    Example rule: 

    alert: High_CPU_Usage
expression: avg(cpu_usage) > 85
for: 5m

    For detailed rule syntax, visit our Monitoring Rule Guide.

  • Logging Level 📝
    Adjust verbosity with log_level (options: debug, info, warn, error).
    ❗️ Tip: Set to debug for troubleshooting, but avoid in production.

🛠️ Practical Use Cases

  • Auto-scaling Integration 🔄
    Link monitoring data to cloud auto-scaling policies.
  • Custom Dashboards 📈
    Use dashboard_id to organize metrics in the Monitoring Dashboard tool.
  • Security Compliance 🔒
    Ensure config adheres to Security Best Practices.

📚 Further Reading

For API authentication details, check /en/api/authentication. Need help with config syntax? Our Config Template provides a ready-to-use example.

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Remember to validate all inputs and rotate credentials regularly for security. 🚀