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As regards your first request, I already created a feature request[1] for it some time ago. Keep in mind, that there is currently no ETA available

Can you elaborate more on 'cannot monitor my incoming feeds', do mean you are not getting alerts?


[1]: https://issuetracker.google.com/124777582

Hi,

I am pulling stock equity prices updates from a bloomberg, box and the box
only sends update during "trading hours". These updates are sent to a
PubSub. When updates are coming during the day, we see a high rate of
messages on the PubSub topic, but then none during off-hours. I want to
detect if the box has disconnected (meaning my service will not get updates
from Bloomberg and hence will not relay messages to our PubSub topic
anymore)… having an alert when the number of messages on PubSub falls to
zero (or so) is not helpful since it is normal not to get updates during
off hours.

Thanks

If the Bloomberg box is on Google Compute Engine (GCE), you can set up Uptime check where Stackdriver can verify the availability of your service by accessing it from locations around the world[1].

However, as previously stated, there is a feature request to enable  some alerts during some hours / day.

[1]: https://cloud.google.com/monitoring/uptime-checks/

Hi,
any news about this?

Schwab is asking about this feature status as well

Scheduling alerts feature is a must type in monitoring products – any ETA on this?

I see option to snooze alert is available. But, it is valid only for a single time frame. If you want to set it as recurring snooze and  if you already are using cloud composer for orchestrating data pipelines, schedule a dag to run snooze on an alert policy at required time.

Just got bitten by the lack of this feature as well :'( . What's frustrating is it should work already in PromQL (e.g. absent_over_time(cloudfunctions_googleapis_com:function_execution_count{monitored_resource="cloud_function", function_name="hello-world-every-15m"}[15m]) AND hour() >=12) ... but multiple conditions aren't supported for PromQL queries in Alerts yet either, so it's a double whammy! Would love to see either one (or both!) of these features added.

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