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docs: add alert suppression using VM/CT tags
documented the new tag-based alert suppression feature that allows controlling alert behavior per VM/container without UI changes. includes pulse-no-alerts, pulse-monitor-only, and pulse-relaxed tags with examples
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@@ -274,6 +274,36 @@ Configure email notifications in **Settings → Alerts → Email Destinations**
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2. Use your email as username and app password as password
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3. Server: smtp-mail.outlook.com, Port: 587, Enable STARTTLS
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### Alert Suppression Using VM/CT Tags
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Control alert behavior per VM/container using Proxmox tags (no UI configuration needed):
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#### Available Tags
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- **`pulse-no-alerts`** - Completely disables all alerts for this VM/CT
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- **`pulse-monitor-only`** - Shows in UI but suppresses notifications (email, webhooks)
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- **`pulse-relaxed`** - Increases thresholds (CPU/RAM to 95%, disk to 98%)
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#### How to Use
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1. In Proxmox, edit your VM/CT
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2. Add one or more tags in the Options tab
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3. Pulse picks up changes within 30-60 seconds (no restart needed)
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#### Examples
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```bash
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# Via Proxmox CLI
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pvesh set /nodes/pve/lxc/100/config -tags 'production,pulse-monitor-only'
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pvesh set /nodes/pve/qemu/200/config -tags 'dev,pulse-no-alerts'
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pvesh set /nodes/pve/lxc/300/config -tags 'database,pulse-relaxed'
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# Multiple tags work together
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pvesh set /nodes/pve/lxc/400/config -tags 'pulse-relaxed,pulse-monitor-only'
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```
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Perfect for:
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- Development VMs that shouldn't trigger alerts
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- Services that naturally run hot (databases, media servers)
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- Temporary maintenance windows (add tag, remove when done)
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### HTTPS/TLS Configuration
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Enable HTTPS by setting these environment variables:
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```bash
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