List alerts

get

https://api.firehydrant.io/v1/alerts

Retrieve all alerts, including Signals alerts and third-party

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Query Params

page

int32 | null

per_page

int32 | null

query

string | null

A text query for alerts

users

string | null

A comma separated list of user IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

teams

string | null

A comma separated list of team IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

signal_rules

string | null

A comma separated list of signals rule IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

environments

string | null

A comma separated list of environment IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

functionalities

string | null

A comma separated list of functionality IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

services

string | null

A comma separated list of service IDs. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

tags

string | null

A comma separated list of tags. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

tag_match_strategy

string | null

enum

The strategy to match tags. any will return alerts that have at least one of the supplied tags, match_all will return only alerts that have all of the supplied tags, and exclude will only return alerts that have none of the supplied tags. This currently only works for Signals alerts.

Allowed:

statuses

string | null

A comma separated list of statuses to filter by. Valid statuses are: opened, acknowledged, resolved, ignored, expired, linked, or snoozed

start_date

date-time | null

Filters for alerts that started on or after the beginning of this date

end_date

date-time | null

Filters for alerts that started on or before the end of this date

start_datetime

date-time | null

Filters for alerts that started at or after this exact datetime

end_datetime

date-time | null

Filters for alerts that started at or before this exact datetime

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200Retrieve all alerts, including Signals alerts and third-party