Interacting with a detector
In this section, you are going to learn how you can interact with a detector, namely, how to get human-readable notifications and how to provide feedback once an anomaly has been issued.
Delivering readable alerts
If you configured an alert on the live detector you created at the beginning of this chapter (see the Training a continuous detector section for more details), you may have already received some of the alerts as emails, but you may have been surprised by the default format of the alerts. The alert contains a lot of information in a JSON document, which is a great format to connect applications but is not easy to consume for us humans. Here is an example of such a JSON document:
{ "alertName": "ecommerce-revenue-alert-009a9443-d34a-41af-b782-f6e409db55c2", "alertEventId": "arn:aws:lookoutmetrics:eu-west-1:123456789012:Alert:ecommerce-revenue-alert-009a9443-d34a-41af-b782-f6e409db55c2...