add argument to invert the behavior of alert-filter-regexp#786
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Signed-off-by: Jim Liming <james.k.liming@gmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: Christian Kotzbauer <git@ckotzbauer.de>
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@jimliming I just pushed some small code-improvements and unit-tests to simplify things and to not ignore the |
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makes sense - good catch on alert-firing-only |
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Adding "--alert-filter-match-only" argument which inverts the behavior of "alert-filter-regexp". When alert-filter-match-only=true, kured will block on any active alerts that match the regexp defined in 'alert-filter-regexp'
A use case for this is:
Fire alerts if the cluster is becoming unhealthy (a % of nodes are no longer == Ready). Immediately prevent kured from continuing to drain and reboot.