Can Pulse alert me to slow endpoints related to Reverb

1. Enable Reverb Integration in Pulse:
In the `config/pulse.php` file, add the Reverb-specific recorders to the `recorders` configuration:

php
'recorders' => [
    \Laravel\Reverb\Pulse\Recorders\ReverbConnections::class => [
        'sample_rate' => 1,
    ],
    \Laravel\Reverb\Pulse\Recorders\ReverbMessages::class => [
        'sample_rate' => 1,
    ],
],

This will enable Pulse to track the number of Reverb connections and messages being handled by your server.

2. Set Up Alerts for Slow Reverb Endpoints:
In the Pulse dashboard, you can configure alerts to notify you of any slow Reverb-related endpoints:

- Go to the "Alerts" section of the Pulse dashboard.
- Create a new alert and select the "Slow Requests" metric.
- In the alert conditions, you can filter the slow requests to only include those related to Reverb. For example, you could set a condition like:

  url contains 'reverb'
  

With this setup, Pulse will monitor your application's performance and send alerts whenever it detects slow Reverb-related endpoints, allowing you to quickly identify and address any performance issues in your real-time communication system.

Remember that you can also create custom Pulse cards specifically for Reverb monitoring, as described in the previous responses, to get a more detailed view of your Reverb performance metrics within the Pulse dashboard.