Configure Dynamic Alarm Thresholds
Dynamic alarm thresholds can be set at the QoS metric level in probes that publish alarms for a QoS metric.
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Dynamic alarm thresholds can be set at the QoS metric level in probes that publish alarms for a QoS metric.
In order to create dynamic alarm thresholds, you must have the baseline_engine probe version 2.0 installed on the robot and configured.
Follow these steps:
- In the probe GUI, select a node in the tree to view any associated monitors and QoS metrics.
- Select the monitor that you want to modify from the available list.
- Click thePublish Databox.
- Click theCompute Baselinebox. The Dynamic Alarm Thresholds section is enabled.
- Change the drop-down in the Dynamic Alarm Thresholds section fromNonetoDynamic. The Dynamic Alarm Threshold section expands and more options become available.
- Choose an Algorithm to use:
- Scalar- Each threshold is a specific value from the computed baseline.
- Percent- Each threshold is a specific percentage of the computed baseline.
- Standard Deviation- Each threshold is a measure of the variation from the computed baseline. A large standard deviation indicates that the data points are far from the computed baseline. A small standard deviation indicates that they are clustered closely around the computed baseline.
- Choose a direction for the threshold:
- Increasing- An alarm occurs when the metric increases past the set threshold.
- Decreasing- An alarm occurs when the metric falls below the set threshold.
- Set the threshold for each alarm state.
- Save your settings.
If you are using baseline_engine 2.1, you can also change the Subsystem ID using the
Subsystem (override) field
. This is only required if the Subsystem ID shown in the Subsystem (default)
field is not correct for your configuration.