This lets the prometheus api respect NoGroup query logic and treat non-grouped rules consistently.
Co-authored-by: William Wernert <william.wernert@grafana.com>
Rules created in the new api makes the rule have no group in the database, but the rule is returned in the old group api with a sentinel group name formatted with the rule uid for compatiblity with the old api.
This makes the UI continue to work with the rules without a group, and the ruler will continue to work with the rules without a group.
Rules are not allowed to be created in the provisioning api with a NoGroup sentinel mask, but NoGroup rules can be manipulated through both the new and old apis.
Co-authored-by: William Wernert <william.wernert@grafana.com>
tlsConfig -> tls_config
hmacConfig -> hmac_config
tls_config export still does not match TF provider, as the provider currently
treats tls_config as a schemaless map. Once this is improved, they will now
match.
* docs(openapi): Cleanup tag usage and minor fixes
* Add missing change
* More fixes
* make swagger-gen
* Remove unused documentation
* Update pkg/services/publicdashboards/api/query.go
Co-authored-by: Artur Wierzbicki <artur@arturwierzbicki.com>
* Run make swagger-gen
* Run make openapi3-gen
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Co-authored-by: Artur Wierzbicki <artur@arturwierzbicki.com>
This reintroduces database pagination for the Prometheus API for rules.
Follow up for #109558 to use the new pagination format.
Note: This changes the sort-order to use `NamespaceUID` instead of the fully qualified Folder path. This also changes the cursor format to use the `NamespaceUID` instead of the Folder path and to be in a reverisble format.
This reintroduces store level pagination, without using it in the prometheus API yet.
Related to #108633
Co-authored-by: William Wernert <william.wernert@grafana.com>
What is this feature?
This PR add the backend functionality to support viewing extra Alertmanager configurations (imported with the Prometheus conversion API) in the UI under the feature flag alertingImportAlertmanagerUI. The same flag will be used to enable this in the UI.
This is just the backend part, the full PoC PR is here: #109027
It uses a special datasource UID prefix __grafana-converted-extra-config-{identifier} to identify imported configurations. When the Alertmanager proxy handler detects this prefix:
GET requests are proxied to either the Grafana Alertmanager service (for alerts, silences, etc.) or the Prometheus conversion API to get the config
Write operations are not supported
* Alerting: Contact point export snapshot test
* Fix Jira.fields hcl export type to allow map[string]any
Since gohcl does not support this type, we marshal as a string instead
which will be handled in the TF provider.
* mapToJSONStringCodec encoder needed for
TestContactPointFromContactPointExports
Update grafana/alerting to 8eef376f49f8
Includes support for OAuth2 in most notifiers but does not enable that support
yet in FE. Fixes tests related to the change.
* introduce ExtraConfigsCrypto
* delete getLastConfiguration and move all code into method Get
* update legacy store to encrypt ExtraConfigs same way we do in MultiOrgAlertmanager
* update legacy store init
* delete PersistConfig
* remove unnecessary unmarshalling
* add better error
* add tests for legacy store
* add tests that cover extra config validation
* add integration test for conflicting routes
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Signed-off-by: Yuri Tseretyan <yuriy.tseretyan@grafana.com>
* automatically rename integration tests to follow the common convention
* name tests differently
* alter column type to bigint
* update another column to bigint
* add another alter
* fix subquery for mysql
What is this feature?
Implements the POST endpoint for deleting imported Mimir Alertmanager configurations:
POST /api/convert/api/v1/alerts
The API endpoint creates the extra Alertmanager configuration with the provided identifier and matchers.
This adds the ability to filter rules with the prometheus compatible api using:
1. `receiver_name` to filter by contact point name
2. `health` to filter by the health status of the rule (one of `ok`, `error`, `nodata`, or `unknown`)
This also ensures that groups with no rules (due to filters) are not returned.
