I have a idea that when dynatrace detects a problem, it can make a sound prompt.
I originally thought of the way to integrate ansible towner, but in fact, my customers only use ansible don’t have ansible towner, so I don’t know if anyone has experience in this area to share with me?
Thanks in advance,
Yung-Chih
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@Yung-Chih C. this is a really cool use case but I dont think there is a way other then sending a custom webhook to a 3rd party entity that might be able to initiate a sound for an issue. Im sure it can be done via custom coding of a 3rd party platform or integration but it currently does not exist in the product as of now. You can request for an RFE: https://community.dynatrace.com/content/idea/post.html?space=483
Hello @ChadTurner
I am getting 404 on the access of RFE. Do we have any updates to this feature?
Regards,
Babar
The old link should redirect, try this one: https://community.dynatrace.com/t5/Dynatrace-product-ideas/idb-p/DynatraceProductIdeas
Hi @owen_chen ,
I played with that idea when implementing a global status page for a few thousand Dynatrace environments (described here) as I also wanted a "non-visual" notification as well (apart from the large Ops screen).
The status webpage in the background would just play a notification sound in the browser whenever a new problem "bubble" would be created. This was some fun when many environments had issues at the same time due to an infrastructure problem...it got quite noisy 🙂
I then switched to only playing sounds after a problem was open for 10 minutes, but I never "productized" that in the status page.
Technically this was quite simple: my backend queried the Dynatrace API and pushed socket.io messages to it's browser clients, which then played some sound via the browser's JS support.
kr,
Reinhard
hi
How to play Sound on Problem Notification?
Regards,
Jalpesh
As Chad described above, a custom webhook, configured in Dynatrace Problem notification settings, that calls any Sound-generating API would be your easiest option.