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<Note>
Only available in [Pangolin Cloud](https://app.pangolin.net/auth/signup) and [Enterprise Edition](/self-host/enterprise-edition).
</Note>
Alert rules let you react to changes in Pangolin: you pick a source (what to watch), a trigger (which change matters), and one or more actions (what to do). For example, when a site moves from online to offline, email your admins and support; when a [health check](/manage/alerting/health-checks) or resource becomes unhealthy, call a webhook so a tool like Zapier can fan out the event.
## Where to create rules

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### Arbitrary Health Checks
<Note>
Arbitrary health checks are only available in [Pangolin Cloud](https://app.pangolin.net/auth/signup) and [Enterprise Edition](/self-host/enterprise-edition). Health checks attached to public resource targets are available in all editions.
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In addition to target-linked checks, you can create standalone health checks that are not attached to any routable resource target. They work the same way at the probe layer, with the same protocols and timing concepts, but only represent reachability for an address your sites can reach (for example an IP or hostname on a remote LAN). You choose which site runs the check so it stays within an addressable range for that connector.
These are useful when you care about whether a system is up, even if it is not modeled as a Pangolin resource like a network printer, an IP camera, a legacy server, or anything else that should be watched from the site’s network. Pair them with [Alert rules](/manage/alerting/alert-rules) to send notifications when something goes unhealthy or recovers.