Event Class¶
Describes the value of an event that enters the system, as well as the place where its settings are stored.
Settings¶
- Name - the name of the event class. Must be unique, uses category notation separated by
|
- Text - a block of event description settings
- Description - a brief description
- Subject Template - event title template displayed in the interface.
- Body template - event body template displayed when viewing the event
- Symptoms - description of possible symptoms that caused the event
- Probable Causes - possible causes
- Recommended Actions - actions to be taken to resolve the event
- Severity
- Default Severity -
- Unique - Alarm can only exist in singular
- User Clearable - The user can clear the alarm
- Ephemeral - the alarm is not archived, it only exists in active form
- Reference - list of key alarm variables
- Variables
- Name
- Description
- Default
- Data Sources
- Name
- Data source
- Search
- Components
- Name
- Model - data model
- Arguments
- Parameter
- Variable
- Root Cause
- Name
- Root - reference to the alarm class
- Window - correlation time window
- Condition - current alarm matching conditions
- Match Condition - matching criteria with the root cause (
Root
)
- Topology RCA - topology correlation, setting is not displayed, only performed for the
Ping Failed
class - Tasks - ~~not used~~
- Handlers
- Open Handler
- Clear Handler
- Plugins
- Name
- Configuration
- Timer Settings (
Timing
)- (
Flap Condition
) - (
Flap Window
) - (
Flap Threshold
) - Recovery Time
- (
Description of Operation¶
The settings of the event class affect the operation of the correlator,
Naming Rules¶
Event class names use category separation with the |
symbol: <category1> | <category2> | <category3>
, for each manufacturer, a separate category is allocated, and manufacturer-specific classes are added to it.