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The inside scoop on alerting changes in Kubernetes Monitoring

The inside scoop on alerting changes in Kubernetes Monitoring

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Grafana Cloud's Kubernetes Monitoring update shifts to managed alerting, requiring users to manually migrate custom alert rules or risk losing them during reinstallations.
What: The update replaces data source-managed alerts with Grafana-managed alerting. Users must click the 'Update' button in the app and reconfigure notification policies, as the two systems utilize separate contact points and Alertmanager instances.
Why it matters: Infrastructure management tools are consolidating internal alerting logic to reduce maintenance overhead, even when such changes introduce friction for existing user configurations.
Takeaway: Migrate any custom alert rules out of the 'integrations-kubernetes' namespace before clicking the update button to ensure they survive the transition.
Original article

Grafana Cloud's Kubernetes Monitoring app now provisions alerts using Grafana-managed alerting instead of data source-managed alerts, which can cause notification routing issues after reinstallations because the two systems use separate contact points, policies, and Alertmanagers. Users should upgrade via the app's Update button, reconfigure notifications in Grafana's built-in alerting system after reinstalls, and migrate custom alert rules out of the integrations-kubernetes namespace to avoid losing them during upgrades.

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