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[release-12.0.1] docs(alerting): Add a note about sequential evaluation (#105182)

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* docs(alerting): Add a note about sequential evaluation

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@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ When data source-managed alert rules are converted to Grafana-managed alert rule
- The newly created rules are given unique UIDs.
If you don't want the UID to be automatically generated, you can specify a specific UID with the `__grafana_alert_rule_uid__` label.
## Import alert rules with Mimirtool or coretextool
## Import alert rules with Mimirtool or cortextool
You can use either [Mimirtool](/docs/mimir/latest/manage/tools/mimirtool/) or [`cortextool`](https://github.com/grafana/cortex-tools) (version `0.11.3` or later) to import your alert rules. For more information about Mimirtool commands, see the [Mimirtool documentation](/docs/mimir/latest/manage/tools/mimirtool/#rules).
@@ -58,13 +58,13 @@ To convert your alert rules, use the following command prompt substituting the y
MIMIR_ADDRESS=https://<Grafana URL>.grafana-dev.net/api/convert/ MIMIR_AUTH_TOKEN=<your token ID> MIMIR_TENANT_ID=1
```
For coretextool, you need to set `--backend=loki` to import Loki alert rules. For example:
For cortextool, you need to set `--backend=loki` to import Loki alert rules. For example:
```bash
CORTEX_ADDRESS=<grafana url>/api/convert/ CORTEX_AUTH_TOKEN=<your token> CORTEX_TENANT_ID=1 cortextool rules --backend=loki list
```
Headers can be passed to the `mimirtool` or `coretextool` via `--extra-headers`.
Headers can be passed to the `mimirtool` or `cortextool` via `--extra-headers`.
For more information about the Rule API points and examples of Mimirtool commands, see the [Mimir HTTP API documentation](/docs/mimir/latest/references/http-api/#ruler-rules:~:text=config/v1/rules-,Get%20rule%20groups%20by%20namespace,DELETE%20%3Cprometheus%2Dhttp%2Dprefix%3E/config/v1/rules/%7Bnamespace%7D,-Delete%20tenant%20configuration) for more information about the Rule API points and examples of Mimirtool commands.