so I'm pretty new to netdata. I have an instance running on my server and I wanted to setup a few alarms to my telegram.
The examples given by netdata worked pretty well (cpu load, disk usage, ...). I also wanted to add an alarm when someone logs in to the server even though I'm using SSH keys for login. Why? Just because I want to learn how to do it.
Anyway. I don't really understand their documentation since I'm mostly a developer and no Linux-sysadmin.
So far I added config files to /etc/netdata/health.d/. But I don't understand how the system_login.conf file should look like.
I tried using this blog post but I don't quite understand how to apply it: How to monitor and troubleshoot systemd-logind
What do I have to put into the alarm property? For the on property I'd guess it is systemd-logind. On further research I found another blog post (systemd-logind monitoring with Netdata
) which says to edit some python.d.conf file that I don't have. I'm pretty confused right now and have no clue how to write the config file.