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@ -15,3 +15,28 @@ The easiest way to contribute on this repository is to add monitors file inside
*Each monitors have to be disabled by default, so you have to manage this condition when you create your monitors. *Each monitors have to be disabled by default, so you have to manage this condition when you create your monitors.
*If you override a basic monitor with a custom one, you have to use tag filters on you query. (Example dd_cpu_high, if you want to override default cpu monitors) *If you override a basic monitor with a custom one, you have to use tag filters on you query. (Example dd_cpu_high, if you want to override default cpu monitors)
### Module Declaration example ###
```
module "datadog-monitors" {
source = "git:ssh://git@bitbucket.org/morea/terraform.datadog.monitors.git"
ho_escalation_group = "${var.ho_escalation_group}"
hno_escalation_group = "${var.hno_escalation_group}"
#default monitors templates integrations examples
linux_basics = "${var.linux_basics}"
#nginx = "disabled"
#aws_rds_mysql = "disabled"
#custom monitors template integrations examples
#cpu_custom = "enabled" #Will match the tag dd_cpu_high (NB: it will replace the basic cpu alert)
#cpu_custom_period = "60"
#cpu_custom_warning_threshold = "90"
#cpu_custom_warning_escalation_msg = ${var.ho_escalation_group}
#cpu_custom_alert_threshold = "95"
#cpu_custom_alert_escalation_msg = ${var.hno_escalation_group}
}
```