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Firefight has a dedicated alert source for SigNoz. SigNoz sends a group of alerts in each request, and Firefight turns each one into its own alert that resolves when SigNoz resolves it.

Go to Settings → Alert Sources, click Add source, give it a name like “SigNoz production”, and pick the SigNoz provider. When you create it, Firefight opens the source’s setup. It shows the ingest URL and a Copy token button for the source’s secret token, and the same steps as this page.

  1. In SigNoz, open Settings → Notification Channels and click New Channel. Choose the Webhook type.
  2. Paste the ingest URL as the Webhook URL.
  3. Leave Username empty and paste the token as the Password.
  4. Leave Send resolved alerts on, click Test, save, and choose the channel in your alert rules.

Requests that fail the check are rejected with 401, and the source’s row in Settings → Alert Sources shows the rejection.

Each alert gets these fields, which you can match in your routing rules.

FieldValue
titleThe alertname label
descriptionThe summary and description annotations
serviceThe service label, else job
severity_rawThe severity label
teamThe team label
environmentThe environment label, else env
urlThe alert rule in SigNoz

The alert’s title in Slack and on the dashboard links to its page in SigNoz.

Each alert in the group is its own alert in Firefight, identified by its fingerprint. A repeat notification counts on the same alert, and a resolved notification resolves it.

See Grouping & deduplication for how repeat firings collapse into one alert.