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Alarmtempate Filter – wildcard at end of the String, but not at the beginning

Solved1.63K views22nd June 2021alarm filter alarm templates Wildcards
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Rob de Nijs88 21st June 2021 0 Comments

Hello I want to use the filter in the alarmtemplate using a wildcard at the end, but NOT at the beginning.

So for instance I want to alarm on this IDX's :

100

100/

100/xxxx

100/YYYYYYY

100/ZZ

So I wrote in the filter:  100/*, but I also get the numbers: 1100/...., 2100/.... etc.

How can I fix, that I only receive the 100 range?

Is there a prefix I can use?

Regards,

Rob.

Leander Druwel [SLC] [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 22nd June 2021

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Jeroen Neyt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate]2.35K Posted 21st June 2021 0 Comments

The filter you're describing should actually exactly do that.

So it might be that you're overseeing something. Are you sure there's no other alarm rule in the template that would catch those unexpected rows? E.g. alarm rule with filter * that would just match everything?

If next to everything that matches 100/* you also like to monitor 100 like you mentioned in your post, you'll need to create an extra alarm rule that just matches exactly 100 with the same thresholds. This can easily be done by duplicating the alarm rule by clicking the + icon and changing the filter.

Jeroen Neyt [SLC] [DevOps Advocate] Edited answer 21st June 2021
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