Observed-only pickers
Metric and field dropdowns are scoped by the services and time range you have actually sent, so rules target real signals.
A customer just hit a 500 error. They have not filed a ticket yet - but you already got the webhook. By the time they email support, your on-call is already debugging the trace.
Why does your log alert tool not talk to your metric alert tool? Telemtra evaluates log patterns, structured fields, trace latency, and metric thresholds on the same schedule and delivers them through the same channels. One screen to write a rule, one history to audit it.
status_code = 500)When something fires at 3 AM, the on-call needs to know exactly what was sent and where. Every alert has a full delivery record - webhook responses, HMAC verification, email sends, with timestamps. Send a webhook test before you depend on it.
The metric-name picker is scoped to services and time ranges you have actually observed, so you alert on signals that exist - not guesses.
Metric and field dropdowns are scoped by the services and time range you have actually sent, so rules target real signals.
Metric thresholds can evaluate per host or attribute, so one noisy instance does not hide behind a healthy average.
Alert evaluation frequency scales with your billing plan. See pricing for the interval per plan.
Log patterns, structured log field values, trace p95 / p99 latency for any service-operation pair, and metric thresholds (gauge, counter, or histogram percentile).
Email and signed webhooks. Webhook payloads include a signature header so receivers can verify the alert came from Telemtra.
Per plan. Free evaluates on a slower schedule; Solo and Team evaluate faster. Each rule shows its actual evaluation interval in the workspace.
Yes. Every rule has a full delivery history with timestamps, payloads, and webhook responses, so you can audit what fired and when.
Yes. Disable the rule from its detail page; re-enable when maintenance ends. No data is lost, only the firing behavior is paused.
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