Create notification_config
In the root of your project’s folder (e.g.default_repo/), open the file
metadata.yaml.
Project folder name
If you initialized Mage using a different project name, then your root folder
will be named differently. default_repo is the default project name if you
didn’t customize it.
In the default_repo/metadata.yaml file, add a section with the following
configuration or update the existing notification_config section:
alert_on section it will default to trigger_failure and trigger_passed_sla.
Options:
trigger_failure: alert when a run of a trigger failstrigger_success: alert when a run of a trigger succeedstrigger_passed_sla: alert when a run of a trigger passes sla
Configure email settings
In thedefault_repo/metadata.yaml file, add a section with the following
configuration or update the existing notification_config section:
email_config section.
Customize message templates
You can customize message templates innotification_config. Here is an example config:
success, failure, passed_sla scenarios. For each message template,
you can specify title and either summary or details.
titleis used in email subject- If you specify the
summary, the email body will be yoursummary+ the url of the pipeline run page - If you specify the
details, thedetailswill be used as your email body
{variable_name} syntax.
Hare are the supported variables: error, execution_time, pipeline_run_url, pipeline_schedule_id,
pipeline_schedule_name, pipeline_uuid.
For pipeline_run_url, the default host is http://localhost:6789. You can specify MAGE_PUBLIC_HOST to be
the host url you want to use in the notification messages.
What next?
Whenever a pipeline run is successfully completed or fails, an email will be delivered to all the inboxes listed underto_emails.
Here is an example of what an email could look like:
Successfully ran Pipeline example_pipeline with Trigger 79 hourly_trigger at execution time 2022-09-28 19:00:00.Open http://localhost:6789/pipelines/example_pipeline/triggers/79 to check pipeline run results and logs. |