Alerts and Notifications
The Bellydash system sends automatic notifications to Telegram when it detects problems with your node. Alerts are sent immediately after detecting a status change.
What alerts can you receive?
| Alert | Meaning | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| Node OFFLINE | Node doesn't respond to HTTP queries | Check server, restart service:sudo systemctl restart redbelly.service |
| Node ONLINE | Node returned to operation after failure | Check if the node is synchronized |
| OUT OF SYNC | Node is behind with synchronization (block difference > 5) | Check network connection, check logs: journalctl -u redbelly.service -n 100 |
| SYNCHRONIZED | Node caught up with the network and is synchronized | No action needed – everything works correctly |
| High Latency | P95 response time exceeded 1000ms for 5 minutes | Check server load, network, logs |
| Process Restart | Node process restart detected | Check logs, cause of restart |
To enable Telegram alerts for your node:
- Open the node details page in the monitoring panel
- Click the "Alerts disabled" button (or current alert status)
- Select "Enable notifications"
- Enter the node password (the same one you used when adding the node)
- Click "Confirm"
- Click the "Your dedicated alert channel" link that appears after activation
- In the Telegram app, press the START button to connect your wallet to the bot
- After successful connection, the alert status in the panel will change – the button will no longer be marked as "Alerts disabled"
To disable Telegram alerts for your node:
- Open the node details page in Bellydash
- Click the "Alerts enabled" button (or current alert status)
- Select "Disable Telegram notifications"
- Confirm the choice with the "Yes, disconnect" button
- Enter the node password (the same one you used when adding the node)
- Click "Confirm"
- Close the window with the "Close" button
- (Optional) Delete the chat with Bellydash Bot in the Telegram app if you don't want to see it in your chat list anymore
Alerts will stop being sent, but monitoring will continue to work.
Weekly Reports
Weekly reports have one main goal: to give you confidence that the bot is working and actively monitoring your node.
⚠️ Important: If you don't receive a report by the end of Monday, treat it as a signal to independently check the status of your node, which may be offline, overloaded, or have connectivity issues.
The system automatically sends weekly reports every Monday. The report contains:
- Node status summary (online/offline, synchronization)
- Performance statistics (P95, P99, Max response time, slow requests)
- Resource usage (RAM, CPU time)
- SSL certificate information
- Reporting period and number of samples used for calculations