Support reloading alertmanager rather than restarting #424
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thanks for the PR @treydock ! |
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Support reloading alertmanager rather than restarting
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Support reloading alertmanager rather than restarting
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Pull Request (PR) description
Make it possible to reload alertmanager on config changes rather than restart the daemon.
I've noticed that alertmanager will re-send many alerts with long repeat intervals on restart, so figured a reload maybe avoids this. This is implemented just like the prometheus daemon reload logic. The changes to unit files and other service files will still trigger a restart.