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Alerts

Stay informed about important changes to your website’s performance with Asky’s alerting system.

Alert Types

Threshold Alerts

Triggered when a metric crosses a specific value:

  • Traffic spike – Alert when visitors exceed a threshold
  • Traffic drop – Alert when traffic falls below normal
  • Error rate – Alert when errors increase
  • Performance – Alert when page load times slow down

Anomaly Alerts

AI-powered alerts that detect unusual patterns:

  • Sudden changes – Unexpected spikes or drops
  • Trend breaks – Deviations from normal patterns
  • Unusual sources – Traffic from unexpected locations

Scheduled Reports

Receive regular summaries of your data:

  • Daily digest – Key metrics from the past 24 hours
  • Weekly summary – Performance overview and trends
  • Monthly report – Comprehensive analytics review

Creating an Alert

Go to Settings → Alerts in your project.

Choose Alert Type

Select the type of alert you want to create.

Configure Conditions

Set the conditions that will trigger the alert:

When [metric] is [above/below] [value] for [duration]

Example:

When page views is below 100 for 1 hour

Set Notification Channels

Choose how you want to be notified:

Receive alerts to your email inbox.

Save and Enable

Review your alert configuration and enable it.

Managing Alerts

Alert History

View past alerts and their status:

TimeAlertStatus
2 hours agoTraffic spikeResolved
YesterdayError rate highAcknowledged
3 days agoNew traffic sourceReviewed

Muting Alerts

Temporarily silence alerts during:

  • Scheduled maintenance
  • Known traffic events
  • Testing periods

Don’t forget to unmute alerts after your maintenance window ends!

Best Practices

  1. Start conservative – Set thresholds that won’t trigger too often
  2. Use multiple channels – Critical alerts should reach you multiple ways
  3. Review regularly – Adjust thresholds as your traffic patterns change
  4. Document responses – Create runbooks for common alert scenarios
  5. Avoid alert fatigue – Too many alerts means important ones get ignored
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