Getting notifications for groups, based on administrator attributes

Question

We have multiple development teams who want to subscribe to notifications that are relevant to the targets that they use. We also have an operations team that cares only about notifications for production targets involved in batch jobs.
What is the approach for doing this?
We can create groups of targets (i.e. 1 group for each team. )
But we don't want to set up multiple copies of every notification rule, each tied to one of these target groups. What we would like is to have a notification rule that can connect the relevant targets to an attribute of each administrator. We can use Department or Line of Business, for example, on the target and on the administrator, if that would get us a solution.
I looked at the 'target privileges' for a user but I did not see anytihng specific to receiving notifications. (Most of our administrators have 'view' access to more targets than they would want notifications for.)
Is it possible to implement soemthing like this?
We are using Enterprise Manager Cloud Control 12.1.0.2.0.
Thanks,
Mike

Answer 1

Suppose I have Red, Blue, and Green development teams, plus the Operations team.
I recognize that one approach would be:
- Create a Red incident rule, which includes only targets of interest to the Red team
- Create a Blue incident rule, which is just like Red but includes only targets of interest to the Blue team
- Create a Green incident rule, which is just like Red or Blue but includes only targets of interest to the Green team
- Create an Operations incident rule, which is just like the above but includes only targets of interest to the Operations team
and tell the Red team to subscribe to the Red incident rule, etc.
I think this is what you are suggesting. But to do this, I have created (and must maintain) multiple rules which are clones of each other, except for the targets they apply to.
I would much rather have one incident rule, that everyone can subscribe to, but notifies each only for the targets that we have somehow associated to each administrator.
Is this something that can be done? Or is it wishful thinking?