The knowledge sources do not mention any built‑in Airbyte feature to alert you specifically when a sync has
not run for a given time window (e.g., “no run in the last 2 days”).
What Airbyte
does provide out of the box:
• Notifications for events like
failed syncs,
successful syncs,
repeated failures, and
sync disabled (both for repeated failures and upgrade‑required). [
Manage notifications;
2.0 notifications]
• Webhook notifications you can send to Slack or any generic webhook endpoint for those events. [
Webhook notifications]
• In Cloud, email notifications for the same event types. [
Cloud notifications]
However, none of the documented notification event types is “sync has not run in X days”; they are all triggered
when something happens, not when
nothing has happened for a while.
To achieve your “no sync in 2 days” alert, you would need to implement something external to Airbyte, for example:
• Periodically check last sync times via your own monitoring or orchestration layer, and
• Trigger an alert (email/Slack/etc.) yourself if a connection hasn’t had a successful run in > 2 days.
Since this pattern is not described in the docs, I can’t provide an official, supported recipe beyond that high‑level approach. 👍 0 button 👎 0 button ℹ️
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