Hi,

If the grace period is set to 0, should a Field Content Alert Condition 
trigger for every message that passes through it?

I am working on an error tracking system, where each stream represents a 
separate reason for a developer to be notified, whether this is per page, 
application, etc. In order to create this, I need a way to trigger an 
action to occur on each message, and I need to know what stream it is 
coming from. There will be a periodic task that sends out notifications at 
regular intervals after the first notification occurs, in addition to a 
couple other conditions.

Since this system will be notifying on errors in a production environment, 
the initial notification needs to be sent when the first instance of an 
error in some time occurs. In addition, since any error could pass through 
multiple streams, I also need to track which stream it is passing through. 
My go to in this case, then, is Alert Conditions and AlarmCallbacks. 
Specifically, I am using a Field content value alert condition. 

What I am seeing, however, is that when grace period is set to 0(minutes), 
I only get a notification once a minute. I would expect that from a grace 
period of 1(minute), but I am not sure if I'm misunderstanding what the 
grace period means.

Is this intended functionality? My life would be made much easier if I 
could have the alarm trigger on every message.

Using graylog 2.1.2, package install.

Thank you,

Jordan McMichael

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