InlineAlarm1
{
"alarm_source": [
"string"
],
"alarm_source_type": "string",
"description": "string",
"entity_id": "string",
"entity_resource_type": "string",
"event_tags": [
"string"
],
"event_type": "string",
"event_type_display_name": "string",
"feature_display_name": "string",
"feature_name": "string",
"id": "string",
"kb_article": "string",
"last_reported_time": 0,
"node_display_name": "string",
"node_id": "string",
"node_ip_addresses": [
"string"
],
"node_resource_type": "string",
"recommended_action": "string",
"reoccurrences_while_suppressed": 0,
"resolved_by": "string",
"resolved_time": 0,
"runtime_data": "string",
"severity": "string",
"status": "string",
"summary": "string",
"suppress_duration": 0,
"suppress_start_time": 0,
"suppressed_by": "string"
}
If alarm_source_type = INTENT_PATH, this field will contain a list of intent paths for the entity that the event instance applies to. If alarm_source_type = ENTITY_ID, this field will contain a list with a single item identifying the entity id that the event instance applies to.
Type of alarm source of the Event instance. Can be one of - INTENT_PATH, ENTITY_ID.
Detailed description of Alarm. This is the same detailed description as the corresponding Event identified by feature_name.event_type.
The entity that the Event instance applies to. Note entity_id may not be included in a response body. For example, the cpu_high Event may not return an entity_id.
The entity type that the Event instance applies to.
Tags applicable to event, for example, INFRASTRUCTURE or INTELLIGENCE.
Name of Event, e.g. manager_cpu_usage_high, certificate_expired.
Display name of Event type.
Display name of feature defining this Event.
Feature defining this Event, e.g. manager_health, certificates.
ID that uniquely identifies an Alarm.
KB article link that contains more information on this alarm and recommended actions. Users can refer to the specified link if needed.
Indicates when the corresponding Event instance was last reported in milliseconds since epoch.
Display name of node that the event instance applies to.
The UUID of the node that the Event instance applies to.
IP addresses of node that the event instance applies to.
The resource type of node that the Event instance applies to eg. ClusterNodeConfig, TransportNode.
Recommended action for Alarm. This is the same action as the corresponding Event identified by feature_name.event_type.
The number of reoccurrences since this alarm has been SUPPRESSED.
User ID of the user that set the status value to RESOLVED. This value can be SYSTEM to indicate that the system resolved the Alarm, for example when the system determines CPU usage is no longer high and the cpu_high Alarm is no longer applicable. This property is only returned when the status value is RESOLVED.
Indicates when the Alarm was resolved in milliseconds since epoch. This property is only returned when the status value is RESOLVED.
Runtime data for Alarm. When an alarming condition occurs, there may be additional data of interest when triaging the underlying issue, for example, output from system commands captured at the time of the error. Note, the contents of this property are not localized.
Severity of the Alarm.Can be one of - CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW.
Indicate the status which the Alarm is in.
Summary description of Alarm. This is the same summary description as the corresponding Event identified by feature_name.event_type.
The time period between suppress_start_time and suppress_start_time + suppress_duration (specified in hours) an Alarm is SUPPRESSED. This property is only returned when the status value is SUPPRESSED.
Indicates when the Alarm was suppressed in milliseconds since epoch. This property is only returned when the status value is SUPPRESSED.
User ID of the user that set the status value to SUPPRESSED. This property is only returned when the status value is SUPPRESSED.