Alerts & Notifications
Collate has been providing observability alerts right from the start to notify users of important data lifecycle events: schema modifications, ownership shifts, and tagging updates. Users can define fine-grained alerts and notifications. Starting from the 1.3 release, Data Observability alerts have been completely revamped, simplifying the process of monitoring data. Users can quickly create alerts for:- Changes in the Metadata: such as schema changes,
- Data Quality Failures: to filter by Test Suite,
- Pipeline Status Failures: when ingesting runs from your ETL systems, and
- Ingestion Pipeline Monitoring: for Collate’s ingestion workflows
Observability Alerts & Notifications
Collate provides a unified Event Subscription framework that allows you to configure alerts for two main purposes:- Data Observability: Monitoring the health of data systems (e.g., Data Quality failures, Schema Drift, Pipeline failures).
- System & Governance Notifications: Monitoring metadata changes and collaboration events (e.g., new Glossary terms, Tag updates, Ownership changes).
Required Permissions
Configuration Workflow
Select your use case below to see the specific configuration steps:Data Observability Alerts
Monitor the health of your data systems with alerts for pipeline failures, data quality issues, and schema changes.
System & Governance Notifications
Stay informed about metadata changes, governance events, and collaboration activities across your data catalog.
Additional Details for the Configuration of External Destinations
Collate supports multiple external destinations for delivering alerts outside the platform. Each destination type requires a specific setup process.Send alerts directly to recipient email addresses using your Collate server’s email configuration.
Slack
Deliver alerts to Slack channels using Incoming Webhooks.
Microsoft Teams
Post alerts to Teams channels using Workflow Webhooks with Adaptive Cards.
Google Chat
Send alerts to Google Chat Spaces using Webhooks.
Generic Webhook
Integrate with custom applications using generic webhooks.