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Releases: jeffwillette/docker-alertd

Version 0.4.4

01 Nov 04:59
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Version 0.4.4

- the underlying alert struct needs to be refactored to store the raw data and let the
alerters figure out how to do the formatting.

- until it can be refactored, simple message parsing and formatting has been added to
emails.

- Fixed a few errant typos/idioms

Version 0.4.3

25 Oct 14:02
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FIxed a bug that printed pointer addresses to alerts instead of values

Version 0.4.2

24 Oct 15:27
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Fixed a bug that prevented alerter loop from running

  • 0 is now again a valid value for iterations which causes iterations to be infinite
  • fixed a version mismatch in v0.4.1

Version 0.4.0

23 Oct 14:29
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  • changed metric checks to be pointers

  • changed iterations and durations in the config to be pointers. They are now omitted by default in initconfig. 0 is now a valid value for number of iterations

  • added a test for the case when expectedRunning is absent from the config and the container is running

Version 0.3.2

06 Oct 14:20
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"Pushover" alerts have been added

  • initconfig command will now only add the config stubs requested, or all of them if none are requested.

  • version command has been added

Version 0.3.1

19 Sep 14:57
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Added Slack alerts

  • if a webhookURL is acquired from slack, you can now send alerts directly to a team channel instead of only using email

Version 0.3

19 Sep 04:42
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This release changed the configuration file from json to yaml.

The code was almost completely refactored internally to be more modular for the adding of twitter/slack notifications later on.

The alerts have also been made to only check what is present in the configuration file. If you don't want to check for the alert, then don't add it in the config.

If a container does not exist, then it will alert and move on, as opposed to crashing when a container does not exist in previous versions.