Callback Interface

Definition

The http service address accessible to the public network serves as the callback address. When an alarm is triggered, the monitoring center will push the alarm to this address.

After creating a webhook, your system can receive Genesis Cloud alarm information. When there is an alarm, Genesis Cloud’s system will send the alarm information to the designated URL by HTTP POST method, and you can handle the received information.

Condition

Users need to provide an HTTP service that receives POST requests to handle the POST requests sent by Genesis Cloud, and register the URL of this service with Genesis Cloud’s alarm system.

JSON Body Example

Alarm

{
    SessionID: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    Region: " cn-north-03",
    ResourceType: "uhost",
    ResourceId: "uhost-xxxx",
    MetricName: "MemUsage",
    AlarmTime: 1458733318,
    RecoveryTime : 0,
    Content："【Genesis Cloud】Alarm: Beijing Two 2023-08-05 11:30:04 uhost(ID:uhost-xxxx-0.0.0.0-) Connection number(330.00)<6000 (UCloud)"
}

Recovery

{
    SessionID: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    Region: "cn-north-03",
    ResourceType: "uhost",
    ResourceId: "uhost-xxxx",
    MetricName: "MemUsage",
    AlarmTime: 0,
    RecoveryTime: 1458733318,
    Content："【Genesis Cloud】Alarm Recovery: Beijing Two 2023-08-05 11:30:04 uhost(ID:uhost-xxxx-0.0.0.0-) Connection number(330.00)<6000 (UCloud)"
}

Field Explaination

Response

We need to receive such a response, indicating that the user has successfully received the push information, otherwise it will retry 2 times:

{
    SessionID: "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx",
    RetCode: 0
}