I do not need to keep/store the data… only interested in the most recent status update for each sensor).īased on searching through the forums and reading documentation… I think I’ll want to getEventStream doc_link ?īut I also see words like “JSON” - which I’m about to google…

(which can be at irregular intervals, and the app will track a lot of these sensor reported events.

Not sure if I should try a google doc route and keep track of a status message by device id or exactly how to arrange the information… but big picture I need to get the data from the cloud to ultimately update a javascript app as the events happen. I will need to be able to tell which device is sending a message. Essentially I just need to write a program that can listen for and then pull from the cloud the simple text/string events as they are published by the device. Select Services > Service Details > Integrations.My electron doodad is now Particle.publishing to the cloud. PagerDuty destination Step 1: Obtain the PagerDuty integration key from your PagerDuty console

Configure the destination based on the type.

The following destinations are supported:

Click the Notification destinations tab.

Click your username in the top bar of the workspace and select Admin Console from the dropdown menu.

Instead, toggle the switch beside your email address on the alert setup screen. If you create an alert and want to be notified by email, you don’t need to set up a new notification destination.

The default destination for any alert is the email address of the user who created it. You must be an Azure Databricks admin to manage notification destinations. Destinations use this blob of data to send emails, Slack messages, or custom webhooks. Whenever an alert triggers, it sends a blob of related data (called the alert template) to its designated notification destinations.

Slack webhooks formatting