# used to specify how many series there are (in our case series.0 and series.1
series.count=2

# series define values we want to receive information from

# unless we want to receive from all farms
series.0=frank.ultralight.org_service

# the second series defines the node level values 
# we want to receive from
series.1=ApplicationX,\
         ApplicationY

# This is a period in seconds. Period=60 means that the rule
# is evaluated each minute. If you put in threshold.error=2
# then the error situation must persist for 2 consecutive
# evaluations. If the error situation persists you 
# won't get a second email. 
period=60

#An action will be taken only after a transition between two stable states. 
# thresholds relate to the duration of a state. thus  in this example
# if the values in defined in this action are in a success state for 
# for more than 2 evaluations, or in an error state for more than 3 evaluations 
# only then the action will be triggered.
threshold.success=2
threshold.error=3

#value has a similar semantics as the specifications for
#subscribing to monitoring values.
# what this means is that we want the values of param1 of
# ApplicationX or ApplicationY from cluster SimpleCluster from
# farms: frank.ultralight.org_service
value=$Cv#0/SimpleCluster/#1/param1;

# Here we define the rule for the value we subscribe too.
# it states that the value is true if it is bigger than 100
# and smaller than 100000 (the || is an OR operator)
rule=$E#VALUE<120


#set this value for true for not triggering an action when where is no 
#monitoring data available to take a decision, false to trigger an error 
#situation when the rule evaluates to "false" or when there is no data 
#available.
ignore_missing_data=true

# used to specify how many actions there are in this specification.
actions.count=3

# there are currently 5 different actions: email, log, command line invocation
# instant messaging and annotation. 

# defines an error message assigned to the #MSG variable
# if not set there will be no error message.
action.0.report_err=error message through email
# defines an success message assigned to the #MSG variable
# if not set there will be no error message.
action.0.report_ok=success message through email
# type of action
action.0.type=email
action.0.from=do_not_reply@caltech.edu
action.0.to=fvlingen@caltech.edu
# here we use #1 and #0 to refer to the series
# and #MSG to refer to the report_err or report_ok
action.0.subject=Application #1 at #0 gives message: #MSG
action.0.body="This is the body"

action.1.report_err=error message through log
action.1.report_ok=success message through log
action.1.type=log
# pick a place where the log can be written
action.1.file=/home/monalisa/logs/param1.log
action.1.message=$Edatetime("yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss", now());: #1 at #0 is #MSG

# this executes a command
action.2.report_err=none
action.2.type=command
action.2.execute=/home/monalisa/commands/addDate.sh