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Issue Discovery

Through this entry, you can comprehensively manage configurations related to automatic Issue discovery. You can choose to manually enable the automatic Issue discovery feature on the APM/RUM view to start tracking abnormal situations.

In addition, using this entry, you can also customize specific rules for Issue discovery, unify and filter abnormal events triggered by monitoring rule detections and related data.

Create Rules

  1. Enter the name and description of the current Issue discovery rule;
  2. Select data scope and aggregation dimensions;
  3. Choose detection frequency, including 5 minutes, 10 minutes, 15 minutes, 30 minutes, and 1 hour;
  4. Define Issues.
Note
  • Matching conditions currently only support in, not in, wildcard, not wildcard operators;
  • Deployment Plan supports selecting a detection frequency of 1 minute.

Data Scope & Aggregation Dimensions

In the detection configuration, the system currently supports detecting based on event data.

We know that events originate from abnormal alerts triggered by monitoring rules and the data generated accordingly. Based on actual scenarios, a series of events are considered to be caused by the same root cause. By setting filtering conditions based on these events and selecting aggregation dimensions, the data scope of the events can be further refined.

After selecting the data scope and aggregation dimensions, based on the detection frequency, the refined data will be aggregated within a specific time range to generate Issues. Ultimately, the system will automatically push these Issues to the specified channels according to the pre-set Issue title, description, and other information, ensuring that all relevant parties can receive and handle these Issues promptly and effectively.

Manage Rules

All created rules are displayed under Incident > Configuration Management > Issue Discovery. You can directly view the rule name, data type, matching conditions, aggregation dimensions, detection frequency, creator, updater, etc., through the list.

You can perform the following operations on the list:

  • Enable/Disable;
  • Click , and update the rule information via the edit button;
  • Click , and delete the current rule using the delete button.

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