# unsee Alert dashboard for [Prometheus Alertmanager](https://prometheus.io/docs/alerting/alertmanager/). Alertmanager UI is useful for browsing alerts and managing silences, but it's lacking as a dashboard tool - unsee aims to fill this gap. It's developed as a dedicated tool as it's intended to provide only read access to alert data, therefore safe to be accessed by wider audience. ## Building and running ### Running in dev mode Requires Go. make dev Will compile unsee and run the binary (not using Docker), by default will use same port and Alertmanager URI as demo mode. This is intended for local development. ### Build a Docker image make docker-image This will build a Docker image from sources. ### Running the Docker image in demo mode make demo Will run locally build Docker image. This is intended for testing build Docker images or checking unsee functionality. By default unsee will listen on port `8080` and Alertmanager mock data will be used, to override Alertmanager URI set `ALERTMANAGER_URI` and/or `PORT` make variables. Example: make PORT=5000 ALERTMANAGER_URI=https://alertmanager.unicorn.corp run ### Environment variables #### ALERTMANAGER_URI URI of the Alertmanager instance, unsee will use it to pull alert groups and silences. Endpoints in use: * ${ALERTMANAGER_URI}/api/v1/alerts/groups * ${ALERTMANAGER_URI}/api/v1/silences This variable is required and there is no default value. #### ALERTMANAGER_TIMEOUT Timeout for requests send to Alertmanager, accepts values in [time.Duration](https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration) format. Examples: ALERTMANAGER_TIMEOUT=10s ALERTMANAGER_TIMEOUT=2m Default is `40s`. #### DEBUG Will enable [gin](https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin) debug mode. Examples: DEBUG=true DEBUG=false Default is `false`. #### COLOR_LABELS List of label names that should have unique colors generated in the UI. Colors can help visually identify alerts with shared labels, for example coloring hostname label will allow to quickly spot all alerts for the same host. Accepts space separated list of label names. Examples: COLOR_LABELS=hostname COLOR_LABELS="cluster environment rack" This variable is optional and default is not set (no label will have unique color). #### DEFAULT_FILTER Default alert filter to apply when user loads unsee UI without any filter specified. Accepts comma separated list of filter expressions (visit /help page in unsee for details on filters). Examples: DEFAULT_FILTER=level=critical DEFAULT_FILTER="cluster=prod,instance=~prod" Default is not set (no filter will be applied). #### JIRA_REGEX This allows to define regex rules that will be applied to silence comments. Regex rules will be used to discover JIRA issue IDs in the comment text and inject links to those issues, instead of rendering as plain text. Rule syntax: $(regex)@$(jira url) Accepts space separated list of rules. Examples: JIRA_REGEX="DEVOPS-[0-9]+@https://jira.unicorn.corp The above will match DEVOPS-123 text in the silence comment string and convert it to `https://jira.unicorn.corp/browse/DEVOPS-123` link. This variable is optional and default is not set (no rule will be applied). #### UPDATE_INTERVAL Interval for refreshing alerts and silences, tells unsee how often pull new data from Alertmanager, accepts values in [time.Duration](https://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration) format. Examples: UPDATE_INTERVAL=30s UPDATE_INTERVAL=5m Default is `1m`. #### SENTRY_DSN DSN for [Sentry](https://sentry.io) integration in Go. See [Sentry documentation](https://docs.sentry.io/quickstart/#configure-the-dsn) for details. Example: SENTRY_DSN=https://:@sentry.io/ This variable is optional and default is not set (Sentry support is disabled for Go errors). #### SENTRY_PUBLIC_DSN DSN for [Sentry](https://sentry.io) integration in javascript. See [Sentry documentation](https://docs.sentry.io/clients/javascript/) for details. Example: SENTRY_PUBLIC_DSN=https://@sentry.io/ This variable is optional and default is not set (Sentry support is disabled for javascript errors). #### STATIC_COLOR_LABELS List of label names that will all have the same color applied (different than the default label color). This allows to quickly spot a specific label that can have high range of values, but it's important when reading the dashboard. For example coloring the instance label allows to quickly learn which instance is affected by given alert. Accepts space separated list of label names. Examples: STATIC_COLOR_LABELS=instance STATIC_COLOR_LABELS="instance cluster" This variable is optional and default is not set (no label will have static color). #### STRIP_LABELS List of label names that should not be shown on the UI. This allows to hide some labels that are not needed on the alert dashboard. Accepts space separated list of label names. Examples: STRIP_LABELS=exporter_type STRIP_LABELS="prometheus_instance alert_type" This variable is optional and default is not set (all labels will be shown).