This section lists the language locales that Qumulo Alerts supports for notifying users through email, IFTTT, and SMS (ClickSend).
Language Locales
The consumer processes for email, IFTTT, and SMS (ClickSend) integrations translate messages into the recipient’s native language.
| Code | Description |
|---|---|
de_AT |
German (Austria) |
de_CH |
German (Switzerland) |
de_DE |
German (Germany) |
en_GB |
English (Great Britain) |
en_US |
English (USA) |
es_ES |
Spanish (Spain) |
fr_BE |
French (Belgium) |
fr_CA |
French (Canada) |
fr_CH |
French (Switzerland) |
fr_FR |
French (France) |
hu_HU |
Hungarian (Hungary) |
it_CH |
Italian (Switzerland) |
it_IT |
Italian (Italy) |
ja_JP |
Japanese (Japan) |
ko_KR |
Korean (Korea) |
pl_PL |
Polish (Poland) |
sk_SK |
Slovak (Slovakia) |
tr_TR |
Turkish (Turkey) |
zh_TW |
Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) |
Converting Time Zones
Each message that the Exchange processes contains a timestamp encoded in UTC time by default. This timestamp must match the recipient’s time zone. If you don’t use the --timezone flag when you create a user by using the alerts CLI, Qumulo Alerts uses UTC time.
Each translated message that a user receives includes a time zone in the Continent/City format (for example, America/Los_Angeles). For more information, see List of TZ Database Time Zones.
Note
UTC doesn’t follow the Continent/City format.