Troubleshoot Control Center Alerts¶
Issue: Email alerts are prevented from being sent.
If sending=prevented
appears in the response and logs, the email alerts
feature
needs to be enabled in the properties file. The feature is not enabled by default.
sending=prevented email to={} with subject={} from trigger={} messageId=
[2019-05-15 14:25:10,160] DEBUG [control-center-heartbeat-0] sending=prevented email to=recipient@email.com with subject
Resolution: Ensure that the confluent.controlcenter.email.enabled
is set
to true
in
the applicable control-center.properties
file.
See Enable email alerts.
Issue: Webhook notifications are not being sent.
Resolution: Ensure that the confluent.controlcenter.webhook.enabled
is
set to true
in
the applicable control-center.properties
file. The option is enabled by
default.
Issue: The alert body (email) shows an unreachable host for the Control Center URL to alerts history.
Resolution: Ensure that the confluent.controlcenter.rest.listeners
property is set. The first
entry becomes the host:port
combination
in the alert body. See TLS settings for web access.
Note
The alerts feature checks for the presence of the confluent.controlcenter.rest.advertised.url
configuration first. If that is empty, then it checks confluent.controlcenter.rest.listeners
. If that
is also empty, then the default value localhost:9021
is used.
As a recommended best
practice, configure
both of these options. See Control Center Configuration Reference.
Issue: The cluster down action for the Control Center cluster was not created.
This is evident from a DEBUG log entry Failed to create cluster down action
.
Resolution: Ensure that the cluster down configuration properties are properly configured. See Control Center cluster down status for detailed instructions for each type of notification action.
Issue: The cluster down alert for the Control Center cluster did not appear.
Reason: Depending on the timing of how quickly the cluster for Control Center went down, the alert might not have had time for any entry to be logged or for its trigger to be fired and delivered through its configured actions.