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DOI Alerts

Alarms or Alerts are commonly used application metrics or infrastructure metrics for IT operations to track the application and infrastructure performance to resolve issues.

These alarms metrics enable you to gauge the performance of IT operations along with the performance and take necessary steps either to find a root cause of an issue or to take necessary action to prevent the issues.

For example, you can monitor the average CPU utilization % by creating an alert, that is, if it exceeds below 50%, an alert is raised. Based on the alert, you can derive Similarly, alerts can be created for occurences of events.

Attributes

Expand this link to view the DOI Alerts iCube attributes:

Attribute	Description
Alert Category	Category of an alert. Alerts can be classified into categories such as Anomaly alerts, Service alerts, cluster (situation) and Raw alerts, All, Monitor, Custom, and Spectrum
Alert Message	Detailed description of the alert
Alert Severity	Indicates the severity of an alert. For example, critical, major, minor, informational, warning, OK, Info, and Normal
Alert State	State of an alert
Alert Type	Indicates the type of an alert based on the category it belongs. For example, CPU, network, or memory
Cluster Name	Name of the cluster to which the host is associated with alert
Date	Date on which the alert is triggered
Configuration Item	Configuration Item with which the alert is associated
Host	Host to which the alert is associated
Source Product	Monitoring product which is the source of the metric
Ticket ID	Ticket ID or Incident ID associated with the alert
Triggered At	Timestamp when the alert was generated

Metrics

Expand this link to view the DOI Alerts iCube metrics:

Attribute	Description	Formula or Source	Expected Values
Count of Alerts	Count of alerts	Count([Count of Alerts])	0 or >0