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1. Push Endpoint

Push endpoints are systems or services used to receive and process alerts. Currently, four pushing methods are supported: Email push, HTTP push, PCAP policy, and Syslog push.

The following sections will introduce these four push methods.

1.1 Email Push

This method sends alert information to a designated email address, allowing you to promptly understand alert information through checking your email.

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• To create a new Email push: Fill in the relevant information. After successful creation, it can be used in the Line chart
• List
  • Associated alert policies: Click on the number to jump to the alert policy page to view the alerting policy using this push endpoint
  • Edit: Supports editing of the push endpoint
  • Delete: Supports deletion of the push endpoint

1.2 HTTP Push

HTTP push sends data to a designated URL address through the HTTP protocol.

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• For page button usage, please refer to the "Email Push" section

1.3 PCAP Policy

This supports adding alert policies to PCAP policies for alert monitoring through PCAP.

• For page button usage, please refer to the "Email Push" section

1.4 Syslog Push

Alert Syslog push sends alert information to a log server via the Syslog protocol. It can alert operations staff in real-time to possible system failures or security events, helping them to take appropriate measures in a timely manner.

• For page button usage, please refer to the "Email Push" section