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The current alert creation user experience starts with alert condition <operator> comparing to a threshold then a alert definition <pattern> and then time window i.e. When <operator><threshold> log entries With <alert definition> Within last <time window>
Real example: When more than 75 long entries with log.level = error within last five minutes.
It is intuitive to define first the alert definition, then the alert condition comparing with a threshold followed by time window. So same example can be described as follows:
Real example: When the count of log entries with (log.level = error) is more than 75 within last five minutes.
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The current alert creation user experience starts with alert condition
<operator>
comparing to a threshold then a alert definition<pattern>
and then time window i.e. When<operator>
<threshold>
log entries With<alert definition>
Within last<time window>
Real example: When more than 75 long entries with log.level = error within last five minutes.
It is intuitive to define first the alert definition, then the alert condition comparing with a threshold followed by time window. So same example can be described as follows:
Real example: When the count of log entries with (log.level = error) is more than 75 within last five minutes.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: