4. Notification Settings
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After configuring the Trigger Type for a Bolt Schedule, you can set up notifications to monitor its execution. While optional, notifications help you track job statuses and respond to issues promptly.
You can choose from three triggers to keep updated on schedule activity:
Success: Alerts you when a Bolt Schedule completes successfully. Useful for confirming jobs are running as expected, tracking deployments, or monitoring scheduled runs.
Failure: Notifies you of job failures, keeping you informed of pipeline issues, triggering incident responses, or monitoring data quality.
SLA (Service Level Agreement): Sends a notification if a job exceeds a specified runtime threshold (e.g., 30 minutes), which helps track performance issues, monitor long-running jobs, and ensure timely data processing.
Paradime offers three notification options, allowing you to choose destinations based on your team’s communication preferences: Email, Slack, and Microsoft Teams.
To enable notifications for Slack or Microsoft Teams, see our set up guides:
To set up notifications, follow these steps:
Navigate to the Bolt UI and select the schedule you wish to edit.
Click “Edit” in the top right.
In Notification Settings, click Add destination.
Configure notifications for Email, Slack, or Microsoft Teams.
Update the SLA Threshold value if needed.
Toggle notifications “On” or “Off” as desired.
Click “Deploy” to save changes.
Slack
Microsoft Teams
Bolt System Alerts are notifications that keep you informed about system-level issues in relation to Bolt Pipelines.
These configuration are set at a workspace level instead of at a Bolt Scheduler level. These includes:
Bolt Parse Errors
OOM (Out of Memory) Runs
Git Clone Failures
24-hour Run Timeouts
To learn more about these additional notifications and how to configure it in your workspace, check our Notifications settings guide.
