Summary
We started this chapter by discussing actions. Actions are the things controlling what is performed when a trigger fires, and they have a very wide range of things to configure at various levels, including conditions of various precision, message contents, and actual operations performed, starting with simple email sending and using custom scripts, and ending with the powerful remote command execution. We also learned about other things affecting actions, such as user media configuration and user permissions.
Let's refresh our memory on what alerting-related concepts are available:
Trigger is a problem definition including a severity level, with the trigger expression containing information on calculations and thresholds. Event is ...
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