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In this article:

  • Adding an alert about upcoming certificate expiration
  • Adding an alert about a faulty certificate
  1. Step-by-step guides
  2. Adding alerts for certificates

Adding an alert for a certificate

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Yandex Cloud
Updated at April 13, 2026
  • Adding an alert about upcoming certificate expiration
  • Adding an alert about a faulty certificate

You can add alerts about a certificate's expiration or failure.

Adding an alert about upcoming certificate expirationAdding an alert about upcoming certificate expiration

To create an alert:

Management console
  1. In the management console, select the folder for the alert.
  2. Go to Monitoring.
  3. On the home page, click Create alert under Features.
  4. Under S3 connection, specify the main alert parameters:
    • Name. Name the channel.
    • Type. Specify the notification method.
  5. Set the conditions to trigger the alert:
    1. Under Metrics, select the metric to base the alert on:

      • service = Certificate Manager.
      • name = certificate.days_until_expiration.
      • certificate = *. To monitor a specific certificate, specify its ID.
      • Optionally, if you choose more than one certificate, use the series_min() function that selects the minimum value.
    2. Under Alert conditions, configure the main and additional alert settings:

      • Aggregation function.
      • Comparison function. The condition is Less than or equals. Number of days for Warning = 14; for Alarm = 4.
      • Evaluation window.

      For more information, see Alert triggers.

    3. Specify the notification channel. If you do not have a notification channel, create one.

    4. Click Create. The alert will appear in the list.

Adding an alert about a faulty certificateAdding an alert about a faulty certificate

To create an alert:

Management console
  1. In the management console, select the folder for the alert.
  2. Go to Monitoring.
  3. On the home page, click Create alert under Features.
  4. Under S3 connection, specify the main alert parameters:
    • Name. Name the channel.
    • Type. Specify the notification method.
  5. Set the conditions to trigger the alert:
    1. Under Metrics, select the metric to base the alert on:

      • service = Certificate Manager.
      • name = certificate.is_out_of_order.
      • certificate = *. To monitor a specific certificate, specify its ID.
      • Optionally, if you choose more than one certificate, use the series_sum() summing function.
    2. Under Alert conditions, configure the main and additional alert settings:

      • Aggregation function.
      • Comparison function. The condition is Greater than. Number of faulty certificates for Alarm = 0.
      • Evaluation window.

      For more information, see Alert triggers.

    3. Specify the notification channel. If you do not have a notification channel, create one.

    4. Click Create. The alert will appear in the list.

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