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Alerts

Get notified when issues occur in your applications.

Overview

Nadi's alerting system helps you:

  • React quickly to new issues
  • Track regressions
  • Monitor performance degradation
  • Stay informed without alert fatigue

Alert Types

TypeDescription
New IssueFirst occurrence of an error
RegressionPreviously resolved issue reoccurs
SpikeError rate exceeds threshold
PerformanceWeb Vitals degradation
ThresholdCustom metric threshold

Notification Channels

Send alerts to:

Quick Setup

1. Connect a Channel

Go to SettingsIntegrations and connect your preferred channel.

2. Create an Alert Rule

Go to AlertsRulesNew Rule:

FieldValue
WhenNew Issue
ProjectAll Projects
EnvironmentProduction
Notify#alerts (Slack)

3. Test the Alert

Click Test to send a sample notification.

Alert Rules

Rule Components

ComponentDescription
TriggerWhat causes the alert
ConditionsFilters to apply
ActionsWhat happens when triggered
ScheduleWhen alerts are active

Common Rules

New Issues in Production

Trigger: New Issue
Environment: Production
Action: Notify #production-alerts

Error Spike

Trigger: Error count > 100 in 5 minutes
Environment: All
Action: Notify #urgent-alerts

Performance Regression

Trigger: LCP p75 > 3s for 30 minutes
Environment: Production
Action: Notify #performance-alerts

Alert Fatigue

Best Practices

  1. Start with fewer alerts - Add more as needed
  2. Use environments - Less noise from dev/staging
  3. Set thresholds wisely - Above normal baseline
  4. Group related alerts - Don't flood channels
  5. Review regularly - Tune or remove noisy rules

Quiet Hours

Set times when non-critical alerts are paused:

  1. Go to AlertsSettings
  2. Configure quiet hours (e.g., 10pm - 6am)
  3. Select which rules to pause

Escalation

Route critical alerts to on-call:

  1. First notification → Team channel
  2. No response in 15m → Direct message
  3. No response in 30m → PagerDuty/Opsgenie

Alert History

View past alerts:

  • When triggered
  • Who acknowledged
  • Resolution time
  • Related issues

Next Steps

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