InfraAlertCondition

Use this resource to create and manage Infrastructure alert conditions in New Relic.

Thresholds

The critical and warning threshold mapping supports the following arguments:

duration - (Required) Identifies the number of minutes the threshold must be passed or met for the alert to trigger. Threshold durations must be between 1 and 60 minutes (inclusive).
value - (Optional) Threshold value, computed against the comparison operator. Supported by infra_metric and infra_process_running alert condition types.
time_function - (Optional) Indicates if the condition needs to be sustained or to just break the threshold once; all or any. Supported by the infra_metric alert condition type.

Example Usage

using Pulumi;
using NewRelic = Pulumi.NewRelic;

class MyStack : Stack
{
    public MyStack()
    {
        var foo = new NewRelic.AlertPolicy("foo", new NewRelic.AlertPolicyArgs
        {
        });
        var highDiskUsage = new NewRelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDiskUsage", new NewRelic.InfraAlertConditionArgs
        {
            PolicyId = foo.Id,
            Type = "infra_metric",
            Event = "StorageSample",
            Select = "diskUsedPercent",
            Comparison = "above",
            Where = "(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')",
            Critical = new NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs
            {
                Duration = 25,
                Value = 90,
                TimeFunction = "all",
            },
            Warning = new NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionWarningArgs
            {
                Duration = 10,
                Value = 80,
                TimeFunction = "all",
            },
        });
        var highDbConnCount = new NewRelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDbConnCount", new NewRelic.InfraAlertConditionArgs
        {
            PolicyId = foo.Id,
            Type = "infra_metric",
            Event = "DatastoreSample",
            Select = "provider.databaseConnections.Average",
            Comparison = "above",
            Where = "(`hostname` LIKE '%db%')",
            IntegrationProvider = "RdsDbInstance",
            Critical = new NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs
            {
                Duration = 25,
                Value = 90,
                TimeFunction = "all",
            },
        });
        var processNotRunning = new NewRelic.InfraAlertCondition("processNotRunning", new NewRelic.InfraAlertConditionArgs
        {
            PolicyId = foo.Id,
            Type = "infra_process_running",
            Comparison = "equal",
            ProcessWhere = "`commandName` = '/usr/bin/ruby'",
            Critical = new NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs
            {
                Duration = 5,
                Value = 0,
            },
        });
        var hostNotReporting = new NewRelic.InfraAlertCondition("hostNotReporting", new NewRelic.InfraAlertConditionArgs
        {
            PolicyId = foo.Id,
            Type = "infra_host_not_reporting",
            Where = "(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')",
            Critical = new NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs
            {
                Duration = 5,
            },
        });
    }

}

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import pulumi
import pulumi_newrelic as newrelic

foo = newrelic.AlertPolicy("foo")
high_disk_usage = newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDiskUsage",
    policy_id=foo.id,
    type="infra_metric",
    event="StorageSample",
    select="diskUsedPercent",
    comparison="above",
    where="(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')",
    critical={
        "duration": 25,
        "value": 90,
        "timeFunction": "all",
    },
    warning={
        "duration": 10,
        "value": 80,
        "timeFunction": "all",
    })
high_db_conn_count = newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDbConnCount",
    policy_id=foo.id,
    type="infra_metric",
    event="DatastoreSample",
    select="provider.databaseConnections.Average",
    comparison="above",
    where="(`hostname` LIKE '%db%')",
    integration_provider="RdsDbInstance",
    critical={
        "duration": 25,
        "value": 90,
        "timeFunction": "all",
    })
process_not_running = newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("processNotRunning",
    policy_id=foo.id,
    type="infra_process_running",
    comparison="equal",
    process_where="`commandName` = '/usr/bin/ruby'",
    critical={
        "duration": 5,
        "value": 0,
    })
host_not_reporting = newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("hostNotReporting",
    policy_id=foo.id,
    type="infra_host_not_reporting",
    where="(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')",
    critical={
        "duration": 5,
    })

import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as newrelic from "@pulumi/newrelic";

const foo = new newrelic.AlertPolicy("foo", {});
const highDiskUsage = new newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDiskUsage", {
    policyId: foo.id,
    type: "infra_metric",
    event: "StorageSample",
    select: "diskUsedPercent",
    comparison: "above",
    where: `(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')`,
    critical: {
        duration: 25,
        value: 90,
        timeFunction: "all",
    },
    warning: {
        duration: 10,
        value: 80,
        timeFunction: "all",
    },
});
const highDbConnCount = new newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("highDbConnCount", {
    policyId: foo.id,
    type: "infra_metric",
    event: "DatastoreSample",
    select: "provider.databaseConnections.Average",
    comparison: "above",
    where: `(`hostname` LIKE '%db%')`,
    integrationProvider: "RdsDbInstance",
    critical: {
        duration: 25,
        value: 90,
        timeFunction: "all",
    },
});
const processNotRunning = new newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("processNotRunning", {
    policyId: foo.id,
    type: "infra_process_running",
    comparison: "equal",
    processWhere: "`commandName` = '/usr/bin/ruby'",
    critical: {
        duration: 5,
        value: 0,
    },
});
const hostNotReporting = new newrelic.InfraAlertCondition("hostNotReporting", {
    policyId: foo.id,
    type: "infra_host_not_reporting",
    where: `(`hostname` LIKE '%frontend%')`,
    critical: {
        duration: 5,
    },
});

Create a InfraAlertCondition Resource

new InfraAlertCondition(name: string, args: InfraAlertConditionArgs, opts?: CustomResourceOptions);

def InfraAlertCondition(resource_name, opts=None, comparison=None, critical=None, enabled=None, event=None, integration_provider=None, name=None, policy_id=None, process_where=None, runbook_url=None, select=None, type=None, violation_close_timer=None, warning=None, where=None, __props__=None);

func NewInfraAlertCondition(ctx *Context, name string, args InfraAlertConditionArgs, opts ...ResourceOption) (*InfraAlertCondition, error)

public InfraAlertCondition(string name, InfraAlertConditionArgs args, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)

name string: The unique name of the resource.
args InfraAlertConditionArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts CustomResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

resource_name str: The unique name of the resource.
opts ResourceOptions: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

ctx Context: Context object for the current deployment.
name string: The unique name of the resource.
args InfraAlertConditionArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts ResourceOption: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

name string: The unique name of the resource.
args InfraAlertConditionArgs: The arguments to resource properties.
opts CustomResourceOptions: Bag of options to control resource's behavior.

InfraAlertCondition Resource Properties

To learn more about resource properties and how to use them, see Inputs and Outputs in the Programming Model docs.

Inputs

The InfraAlertCondition resource accepts the following input properties:

PolicyId int: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
Type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
Comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
Critical Pulumi.NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
Event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
IntegrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
ProcessWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
RunbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
Select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
ViolationCloseTimer int: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
Warning Pulumi.NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionWarningArgs: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

PolicyId int: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
Type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
Comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
Critical InfraAlertConditionCritical: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
Event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
IntegrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
ProcessWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
RunbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
Select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
ViolationCloseTimer int: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
Warning InfraAlertConditionWarning: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

policyId number: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
critical InfraAlertConditionCritical: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
enabled boolean: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
integrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
processWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
runbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
violationCloseTimer number: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
warning InfraAlertConditionWarning: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

policy_id float: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
type str: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
comparison str: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
critical Dict[InfraAlertConditionCritical]: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
event str: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
integration_provider str: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
name str: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
process_where str: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
runbook_url str: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
select str: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
violation_close_timer float: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
warning Dict[InfraAlertConditionWarning]: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
where str: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

Outputs

All input properties are implicitly available as output properties. Additionally, the InfraAlertCondition resource produces the following output properties:

CreatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
Id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
UpdatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.

CreatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
Id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
UpdatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.

createdAt number: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
id string: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
updatedAt number: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.

created_at float: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
id str: The provider-assigned unique ID for this managed resource.
updated_at float: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.

Look up an Existing InfraAlertCondition Resource

Get an existing InfraAlertCondition resource’s state with the given name, ID, and optional extra properties used to qualify the lookup.

public static get(name: string, id: Input<ID>, state?: InfraAlertConditionState, opts?: CustomResourceOptions): InfraAlertCondition

static get(resource_name, id, opts=None, comparison=None, created_at=None, critical=None, enabled=None, event=None, integration_provider=None, name=None, policy_id=None, process_where=None, runbook_url=None, select=None, type=None, updated_at=None, violation_close_timer=None, warning=None, where=None, __props__=None);

func GetInfraAlertCondition(ctx *Context, name string, id IDInput, state *InfraAlertConditionState, opts ...ResourceOption) (*InfraAlertCondition, error)

public static InfraAlertCondition Get(string name, Input<string> id, InfraAlertConditionState? state, CustomResourceOptions? opts = null)

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

resource_name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

name: The unique name of the resulting resource.
id: The unique provider ID of the resource to lookup.
state: Any extra arguments used during the lookup.
opts: A bag of options that control this resource's behavior.

The following state arguments are supported:

Comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
CreatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
Critical Pulumi.NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionCriticalArgs: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
Event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
IntegrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
PolicyId int: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
ProcessWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
RunbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
Select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
UpdatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.
ViolationCloseTimer int: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
Warning Pulumi.NewRelic.Inputs.InfraAlertConditionWarningArgs: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

Comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
CreatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
Critical InfraAlertConditionCritical: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
Event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
IntegrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
PolicyId int: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
ProcessWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
RunbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
Select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
Type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
UpdatedAt int: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.
ViolationCloseTimer int: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
Warning InfraAlertConditionWarning: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
Where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

comparison string: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
createdAt number: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
critical InfraAlertConditionCritical: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
enabled boolean: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
event string: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
integrationProvider string: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
name string: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
policyId number: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
processWhere string: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
runbookUrl string: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
select string: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
type string: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
updatedAt number: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.
violationCloseTimer number: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
warning InfraAlertConditionWarning: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
where string: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.

comparison str: The operator used to evaluate the threshold value. Valid values are above, below, and equal. Supported by the infra_metric and infra_process_running condition types.
created_at float: The timestamp the alert condition was created.
critical Dict[InfraAlertConditionCritical]: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a critical alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
enabled bool: Whether the condition is turned on or off. Valid values are true and false. Defaults to true.
event str: The metric event; for example, SystemSample or StorageSample. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
integration_provider str: For alerts on integrations, use this instead of event. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
name str: The Infrastructure alert condition’s name.
policy_id float: The ID of the alert policy where this condition should be used.
process_where str: Any filters applied to processes; for example: commandName = 'java'. Supported by the infra_process_running condition type.
runbook_url str: Runbook URL to display in notifications.
select str: The attribute name to identify the metric being targeted; for example, cpuPercent, diskFreePercent, or memoryResidentSizeBytes. The underlying API will automatically populate this value for Infrastructure integrations (for example diskFreePercent), so make sure to explicitly include this value to avoid diff issues. Supported by the infra_metric condition type.
type str: The type of Infrastructure alert condition. Valid values are infra_process_running, infra_metric, and infra_host_not_reporting.
updated_at float: The timestamp the alert condition was last updated.
violation_close_timer float: Determines how much time will pass before a violation is automatically closed. Setting the time limit to 0 prevents a violation from being force-closed.
warning Dict[InfraAlertConditionWarning]: Identifies the threshold parameters for opening a warning alert violation. See Thresholds below for details.
where str: If applicable, this identifies any Infrastructure host filters used; for example: hostname LIKE '%cassandra%'.