setting-alert

Set the email settings for alerts.

Syntax

The basic syntax is:

couchbase-cli setting-alert -c [host]:8091 -u [admin] -p [password]
    [options]

Description

Use this command to set various options for email alerts.

Options

The following are the command options:

Table 1. setting-alert options
Option Description

--enable-email-alert=[0|1]

Disable (0) or enable (1) email alert.

--email-recipients=RECIPIENT

Email recipents, separate addresses with , or ;.

--email-sender=SENDER

Sender email address.

--email-user=USER

Email server username.

--email-password=PWD

Email server password.

--email-host=HOST

Email server hostname.

--email-port=PORT

Email server port.

--enable-email-encrypt=[0|1]

Email encryption with 0 the default for no encryption (yes=1, no=0).

--alert-auto-failover-node

Node was failed over via autofailover.

--alert-auto-failover-max-reached

Maximum number of auto failover nodes reached.

--alert-auto-failover-node-down

Node not auto failed-over as other nodes are down at the same time.

--alert-auto-failover-cluster-small

Node not auto failed-over as cluster was too small.

--alert-auto-failover-disabled

Alerts if a node is down but autofailover is disabled.

--alert-ip-changed

Node ip address changed unexpectedly.

--alert-disk-space

Disk space used for persistent storage has reached at least 90% capacity.

--alert-meta-overhead

Metadata overhead is more than 50% of RAM for node.

--alert-meta-oom

Bucket memory on a node is entirely used for metadata.

--alert-write-failed

Writing data to disk for a specific bucket has failed.

Examples

Allow email alert with email encryption:

couchbase-cli setting-alert -c 192.168.0.1:8091 -u Administrator -p password \
--enable-email-alert 1 --enable-email-encrypt 1