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Subject: | Need Help Managing Event Output for Memory Usage |
Author: | [Not Specified] |
Posted: | 2014-08-05 10:38 |
We have several thresholds that are condition and time based
For example, Unix Memory Usage:
30 Mins above 97% Used = Critical alert
30 mins above 95% Used = Error alert
60 Mins above 90% Used = Warning alert
The problem we are facing is that the events come in, one warning, one error and one critical, but they all have the same summary "High Memory Utilization: Currently X percent used" This makes the event console look very cluttered.
We have a transform set in the /perf/memory/ event class to transform the summary of the event to "High Memory Utilization: Currently X percent used" and this transform also drops events based on count to aid in the time based threshold.
Is there a way to display the actual threshold name being breached in the summary, so that all the events dont have the same summary
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