Search alerts

Returns alerts most recently published first. Duplicates are excluded by default because on live traffic they are the bulk of the rows and none is independently actionable - pass includeDuplicates=true or filter on a shape to see them. There is no free text search over the message body, but infoContains searches the readable fault description and everything anybody has written on the alert; use shape to find every occurrence of the same fault.

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int64

Restrict to alerts owned by this user

string

Restrict to one channel, e.g. General, Finance, Support

string

Restrict to one host

boolean
Defaults to false

Include alerts folded into another as duplicates. Off by default.

string

Substring match over the alert's info payload - the readable fault description, the parsed error code and stack frames, and the whole history including comments and resolutions. Unindexable, so it reads every row the other filters leave behind: pair it with a published window.

string

Only alerts that changed at or after this time. ISO 8601. For polling what moved.

int32
Defaults to 100
boolean

Only alerts that have an owner but nobody assigned - somebody is accountable but no work is under way

int32
Defaults to 0
string

Restrict to alerts this person is accountable for

string

Published from, inclusive. ISO 8601.

string

Published to, exclusive. ISO 8601.

severity
array of strings

Restrict to these severities. Repeatable. CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW or INFO.

severity
string

Restrict to one deduplication shape - every occurrence of the same fault

status
array of strings

Restrict to these statuses. Repeatable. NEW, ACKNOWLEDGED, ASSIGNED, CLOSED or DUPLICATE.

status
string

Restrict to one distributed trace

boolean

Restrict to alerts nobody is assigned to

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