Notifications

If you had no notifications configured previosuly you will have to choose between:

  • Use Preset will create notifications for a set of Listeners. You can choose between Email and Teams Notifications.

  • Start from Scratch will reveal an empty table ready to be configured with your own notification settings.

Start Display

Naming

The Name of a notification is also used as the text displayed in your chosen notification method.

Listener

For some events logged to the log files there are listeners defined. Every notification is triggered by one of these listeners. This includes:

  • QMC Connection Triggered when losing the Qmc Connection and can't reconnect.
  • License expired Triggered when the license expires.
  • Database connection Triggered when losing the Database Connection and can't reconnect.
  • Service error v1.11.0+ Triggered when a service reports an error during the status check.
  • Service not reachable v1.11.0+ Triggered when a service is not reachable during the status check.

Rate Limit

To limit repetitive Notifications you can set a rate limit to all notifications. You can select from:

  • 1 per day
  • 1 per hour
  • 1 per 5 minutes
  • unlimited

Notification Types

Email Notifications

Uses the general eMail settings.

You can set the recipient In the To option of the notification. Multiple recipients can be seperated by ,.

Microsoft Teams Notifications

This is realised by using Microsoft Teams Webhooks (a tutorial how to add connectors can be found hereopen in new window). You will have to configure this connector in your team and copy the Webhook-URL to the notification setting.

Managing active notifications

The notifications can be activated and deactivated using the table view of configured notifications: