Alert Suppression Rules allow you to automatically mute alerts according to your specific parameters. You can set what to suppress (what group-by keys), when to suppress (specific times and dates, recurring times and dates, one-time suppressions), and which alerts to suppress during those times.
This guide demonstrates how to define, query, and manage Coralogix Alerts using our v1/v2 Alerts API.
Use the Alerts API v3 to define, query, and manage Coralogix Alerts.
This tutorial will demonstrate how to use our Archive Setup API to view bucket definitions and set a target bucket (Get target / Set target), as well as to define archive retentions (Get, Update, Activate).
Coralogix provides seamless integration with Argo CD so you can push tags from your pipelines.
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Coralogix supports integration with BitBucket webhooks, use webhooks to inform Coralogix when a new build is issued.
The Cases API manages Cases throughout their lifecycle, the events on a Case timeline, and notification deliveries routed for Cases. Use it to list, update, assign, acknowledge, resolve, and close Cases programmatically.
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The Coralogix API conforms to the OpenAPI specification. Here's a list of the available endpoints, operations, and parameters.
Send us your logs using our Rest API /singles endpoint.
Send your logs using the Coralogix REST API /singles.
The Coralogix Terraform provider lets you manage Coralogix resources—alerts, dashboards, TCO policies, recording rules, SLOs, webhooks, enrichment, and more—as infrastructure code. It requires Terraform v1.3.0 or later.
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You can add version tags in Coralogix per Application and Subsystem using cURL
Coralogix provides an API in support of our Detailed Data Usage Report, which presents you with all data sent, per policy, for either the current month or retroactively 30 or 90 days. The API allows you to query your data consumption in given a time period.
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Unlock the full power of Coralogix’s observability platform with our suite of APIs. Use them to send data, build dashboards, manage resources, and run advanced queries across logs, metrics, traces, and more. This guide will help you get started by covering authentication, core concepts, and API categories—so you can integrate, automate, and scale with confidence.
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GitHub Actions allows you to perform numerous tasks automatically, including using the cURL command to insert a new tag when a release is made or when a pull request is closed for example.This tutorial demonstrates how to build an automation that will create a new tag in Coralogix upon publishing a new release of your code.
Coralogix supports integration with GitLab webhooks, use webhooks to inform Coralogix when a new build is issued.
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Coralogix provides a secure Grafana API for creating, editing, exporting, importing, querying, and other Grafana API operations. Through Grafana APIs, you can manage your hosted Grafana dashboards.
The Incident Management API includes various methods for managing incidents, such as retrieving incident details, listing incidents, aggregating incidents, assigning and unassigning incidents and acknowledging or resolving incidents.
This tutorial describes how you can retrieve "New", "Suspected", and "Top" errors using the Coralogix Insight API calls.
Coralogix API limitations
With Coralogix you can retrieve detailed usage for your metrics (bytes volume, series/cardinality, samples, and derived unit usage) over calendar dates in multiple categories. Our API returns usage statistics by dates* in 4 categories:
The Coralogix Metrics Cardinality API is deprecated in favor of the Metrics Usage API and will no longer be supported.
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Coralogix supports integration with Azure DevOps Server webhooks, use webhooks to inform Coralogix when a new build is issued.
Coralogix Alerts API v3 introduces advanced alert management features such as multiple conditions, anomaly detection sensitivity customization and custom evaluation delays. Migrating to v3 is recommended to take advantage of these and future capabilities, as well as to streamline your alerting configurations. This guide offers migration options for UI, Terraform, and API users.
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Drive Olly chats from your own backend with the Olly REST API — trigger investigations, send prompts, and retrieve the query results Olly generates.
Send your custom logs to Coralogix using our OpenTelemetry-compatible endpoint.
Coralogix provides a scalable Prometheus-compatible managed service for time-series data. Employ our custom metric endpoint, including serverless computing and quick cURL-like calls, to send counters, gauges, and histograms to Coralogix.
Send your custom traces to Coralogix using our OpenTelemetry-compatible endpoint.
Skip manual API integration by using our automated tools: the Coralogix Terraform Provider and Kubernetes Operator. Easily manage resources without writing custom code.
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Recording rules allow you to pre-process and derive new time series from existing ones. The rules are defined in a configuration file and are executed in the background at a regular interval, specified in the configuration file.
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Coralogix provides an API that allows you to manage your Send-Your-Data API keys.
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We are introducing the APM Service Removal API for customers who want to regularly maintain their APM Service Catalog. Even if services no longer exist on your side, the catalog in Coralogix lists all previously imported services indefinitely. With the Service Removal API, you can manually remove one or more unused services from your Coralogix subscription.
Adjust your service retention period with the Service Retention Period gRPC API.
We are introducing the SLO Management API to enable teams, particularly those not utilizing a UI, to efficiently manage their SLOs programmatically. This API will let you retrieve, read, create, update and delete your SLOs.
We are introducing the SLO API to enable teams, particularly those not utilizing a UI, to efficiently manage their SLOs programmatically. This API will let you retrieve, read, create, update and delete your SLOs.
Coralogix provides seamless integration with Spinnaker so you can push tags from your pipelines.
Use the TCO Optimizer HTTP API to define, query, and manage your TCO policy overrides, used exclusively for logs.
This tutorial demonstrates how to use our TCO Optimizer gPRC API to define, query, and manage your TCO policy criteria, used both for spans and logs.
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