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# Start the HTTP server receiving alerts from Prometheus Webhook binding to
# this host/port.
#
http_host: localhost
http_port: 8000
# Connect to this IRC host/port.
#
# Note: SSL is enabled by default, use "irc_use_ssl: no" to disable.
# Set "irc_verify_ssl: no" to accept invalid SSL certificates (not recommended)
irc_host: irc.example.com
irc_port: 7000
# Optionally set the server password
#irc_host_password: myserver_password
# Use this IRC nickname.
irc_nickname: myalertbot
# Password used to identify with NickServ
irc_nickname_password: mynickserv_key
# Use this IRC real name
irc_realname: myrealname
# Optionally pre-join certain channels.
#
# Note: If an alert is sent to a non # pre-joined channel the bot will join
# that channel anyway before sending the message. Of course this cannot work
# with password-protected channels.
irc_channels:
- name: "#mychannel"
- name: "#myprivatechannel"
password: myprivatechannel_key
# Define how IRC messages should be sent.
#
# Send only one message when webhook data is received.
# Note: By default a message is sent for each alert in the webhook data.
msg_once_per_alert_group: yes
#
# Use PRIVMSG instead of NOTICE (default) to send messages.
# Note: Sending PRIVMSG from bots is bad practice, do not enable this unless
# necessary (e.g. unless NOTICEs would weaken your channel moderation policies)
#use_privmsg: yes
# Define how IRC messages should be formatted.
#
# The formatting is based on golang's text/template .
msg_template: "Alert {{ .Labels.alertname }} on {{ .Labels.instance }} is {{ .Status }}"
# Note: When sending only one message per alert group the default
# msg_template is set to
# "Alert {{ .GroupLabels.alertname }} for {{ .GroupLabels.job }} is {{ .Status }}"
# Set the internal buffer size for alerts received but not yet sent to IRC.
alert_buffer_size: 2048
# Patterns used to guess whether NickServ is asking us to IDENTIFY
# Note: If you need to change this because the bot is not catching a request
# from a rather common NickServ, please consider sending a PR to update the
# default config instead.
nickserv_identify_patterns:
- "identify via /msg NickServ identify <password>"
- "type /msg NickServ IDENTIFY password"
- "authenticate yourself to services with the IDENTIFY command"
# Rarely NickServ or ChanServ is reached at a specific hostname. Specify an
# override here
nickserv_name: NickServ
chanserv_name: ChanServ
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