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Notification

A notification is a message or signal delivered to one or more recipients to communicate an event, change, status, condition, alert, or requested action.

How 2 Manning books explain it

Cloud Observability in Action

A notification is a message delivered to a person or system about an alert or monitored condition.

How it is used
Uses notifications to deliver actionable operational alerts after monitoring conditions satisfy defined rules.
How deep it goes
Explains notification flow, routing, grouping, suppression, and example configuration without detailing receiver implementation internals.
Examples
Uses a high-API-call alert, environment grouping, webhook delivery, and email, Slack, or text-message routing examples.
What you can do after
Operate/configure Prometheus and Alertmanager to evaluate conditions, reduce alert noise, and route notifications to receivers.

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Snowflake Data Engineering

An event notification is a message indicating that a specified event, such as the arrival of a new file, has occurred.

How it is used
Signals Snowpipe that new files arrived in cloud storage so continuous ingestion can begin.
How deep it goes
Defines queued metadata and supported cloud services, but stops short of provider-specific configuration details.
Examples
Uses Amazon S3 SQS, Google Cloud Pub/Sub, and Azure Event Grid messages for newly arriving files.
What you can do after
Operate continuous ingestion by connecting cloud-storage events to Snowpipe and distinguishing metadata from file contents.

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