Common alert item management

You can use the alert item management feature on OceanBase Cloud Platform (OCP) to manage common alerts.

Background

The operation interface of OCP may vary with the version. The following describes common alert management on OCP V2.4.4. For operations on other versions of OCP, see the OCP User Guide of the corresponding version.

Manage alert items

1. Log on to the OCP console.

2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose System Management > Alerts .

3. Click the Alert Item Configuration tab.

   You can view and edit the system built-in alert items.

   

4. Click Group Management and then click Manage Alert Items . On the page that appears, you can add or delete alert items in each group.

   

5. Go back to the Alert Item Configuration tab, and click Create Alert Item . The Create Alert Item page appears.

6. Set the rule information for the alert item.

   1. Specify Alert Item Scope.

   2. Specify Matched Object to set the objects to which the alert rules apply.

   3. Specify Trigger Condition.

      1. You can set Alert Rules based on the value you set for Alert Item Scope.

      2. If you set Duration to 0, alerts are immediately triggered. You can set the duration to another value to avoid false reporting of alerts caused by metric glitches.

   4. Specify Detection Cycle and Elimination Cycle.

      

7. Set the basic information about the alert item.

   1. Specify Alert Item and Name.

   2. Specify Alert Level.

   3. Set the alert summary template as prompted.

   4. Set the alert details template as prompted.

      • The alert summary template is referenced by the template field of the channel, and corresponds to the alarm_summary variable.

      • The alert details template is referenced by the template field of the channel, and corresponds to the alarm_description variable.

        

8. Click OK .

Built-in alert items

The following table describes the built-in alert items. You can configure thresholds for some alert items based on the characteristics of different environments.