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About Creating Check Rules

Set up check rules to monitor key metrics and thresholds, receive instant alerts when issues occur, and use the Failed Checks View to identify and respond to problems affecting your services.

Check rules continuously evaluate PromQL expressions against your telemetry data and trigger alerts when values cross defined thresholds. By monitoring metrics, logs, spans, and web events check rules detect performance degradations, error spikes, and service outages before they impact users.

Note

Creating check rules requires Admin privileges or a Maintainer role in the dataset. See About Alert Monitoring for details on access restrictions.

Dash0 provides you with various ways to create and manage check rules, listed below. Choose the method that fits your workflow best.

Generate with Agent0

Agent0 can automatically generate check rules based on natural language descriptions of what you want to monitor. Simply describe what you want to alert on, and Agent0 creates the query, sets thresholds, and configures notifications.

Agent0 alert creation prompt interface

See Generate Check Rules with Agent0 for details.

Create from Charts

Create check rules directly from any chart or timeline in Dash0. This automatically captures the query and filters from the visualization, making it faster to set up monitoring for metrics you're already viewing.

Elipsis with Create check rule button

See Create Check Rules from Charts for step-by-step instructions.

Create from Scratch

Build check rules from the ground up with full control over every configuration setting, including query building, threshold configuration, evaluation settings, and notifications.

Query builder with Services tab selected

See Create Check Rules from Scratch for a complete step-by-step guide.

Manage Check Rules as Code

Instead of creating check rules interactively, you can manage them as infrastructure as code using:

See About Managing as Code for details.

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