DURATION rules for specific host alerts
Gary Baluha
gumby3203 at gmail.com
Fri Jun 22 16:49:43 CEST 2007
Is there a [non-messy] way to set a DURATION rule for a specific host
alert? Basically, what I'm thinking of is something like this:
In hobbit-clients.cfg
HOST=myhost
LOAD 20 30 DURATION>5m
The effect being, the status of the "myhost" cpu alert will only change to
yellow/red if the load is above the appropriate threshold for more than 5
minutes.
There are a few hosts that occasionally will spike above the cpu load
thresholds, but only for a few minutes (usually around 5 min at most), and
then recover on its own. However, I don't want to raise the thresholds,
because a sustained load (more than 10 minutes) at this level _is_ actually
a critical event. It's just not critical if it is just a momentary spike.
My specific example is with cpu load, but it could be for other things too,
such as process counts, memory, or even in some situations, disk space.
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