See the official checkly docs on what Alert channels are.
The name of the Alert channel derives from the metadata.name of the created kubernetes resource.
We're supporting the email and OpsGenie configurations. You can not specify both in a config as each alert channel can only have one channel, if you want to alert to multiple channels, create a resource for each and later reference them in the check group configuration.
You can send alerts to an email address of your liking, all you need to do is set the spec.email.address field.
Example:
apiVersion: k8s.checklyhq.com/v1alpha1
kind: AlertChannel
metadata:
name: checkly-operator-test-email
spec:
email:
address: "[email protected]"The OpsGenie integration requires an API key to work. See docs on how to get the OpsGenie API key and determine your region.
You have the option of saving this information either as a kubernetes secret or configmap resource, we recommend a secret.
Once the above information is available, here's an example on how to setup the integration via our CRD:
apiVersion: k8s.checklyhq.com/v1alpha1
kind: AlertChannel
metadata:
name: checkly-operator-test-opsgenie
spec:
opsgenie:
apikey:
name: test-secret # Name of the secret or configmap which holds the API key
namespace: default # Namespace of the secret or configmap
fieldPath: "API_KEY" # Key inside the secret or configmap
priority: "P3" # P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 are the options
region: "EU" # Your OpsGenie regionYou'll need to reference the name of the alert channel in the group check configuration. See check-group for more details.