Configuring notifications

The Notification Service generates a notification whenever an object is written, overwritten, or deleted using the S3 protocol. The Notification Service utilizes a Producer to publish a stream of notifications to a topic. Each notification represents a single object-modifying event. You can then use a Consumer to consume the object change records and take any necessary actions.

About this task

For more information on the Notification Service, see the Notification Service.

Procedure

  1. On the Settings tab, navigate to Monitoring > Notification Service.
  2. On the Notification Service Summary page, click the name of an existing Notification Service to view details.
  3. To create a new configuration, click Add.
  4. In the General section, enter the following information:
    • Name: The name of this Notification Service.
    • Topic: The name of the topic on the cluster that notifications will be sent to by default. This field is optional.
    • Hostnames: A list of endpoints in host:port format. A single node cluster has a single entry, but larger clusters could have multiple nodes.
    • Type: The type of Notification Service.
  5. Optional: In the Authentication section, select Enable authentication. Enter yourNotification Service username and password.
  6. Optional: In the Encryption section, select Enable TLS for Notification Service network connections.
    1. If the cluster is encrypted using a self-signed TLS certificate, paste the root CA key for your configuration in the Certificate PEM field.
  7. Click Save.
    A banner appears on the Notification Service Summary page indicating that the Notification Service was created successfully and the configuration is listed in the Notification Service Summary table.