========================== Cabot Dingding Alert Plugin
A plugin for Cabot_ service monitoring that will post alerts to a URL.
The plugin will POST a payload like the following to a user-defined endpoint::
payload = {
"msgtype": "text",
"text": {
"content": message
},
"at": {
"atMobiles": [
service.name
],
"isAtAll": True
}
}
Installation
Install from pip::
$ pip install cabot-alert-dingding
Edit conf/*.env::
# add cabot_alert_dingding to your comma separated list
CABOT_PLUGINS_ENABLED=cabot_alert_dingding
Run migrations and restart cabot::
$ cabot migrate
.. _Cabot: https://cabotapp.com
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