Alarm Policy Overview-Documentation-Kingsoft Cloud

To detect the change in the state of a service, create an alarm policy to trigger the alarm to promptly notify the change.

The alarm policy contains the following parts:

Alarm policy type: This includes the cloud product type, for example: KEC or EIP.
Alarm rules: Configure rules for the selected cloud product. For example, the disk utilization is greater than 80%, and the memory utilization is greater than 50% for the KEC.
Associated instance: Configure the associated instance. The alarm will be given when the instance triggers the alarm rule.
Alarm recipient: The alarm recipient defines the recipient of the alarm meeting the alert policy and receives the notification (email or SMS) after the rule is triggered.
Default policy: The default policy is to simplify the user operation. A policy is specified as the default policy, and the product purchased newly will be associated with this default policy automatically without having to configure it again.

Term	Explanation
Alarm policy	The alarm policy includes the alarm rule, alarm instance and alarm recipient.
Product type	Naming of Kingsoft Cloud products, such as KEC and EIP.
Alarm rule	The associated instance and alarm rule are an “or” relationship, and if any instance meets a rule, the alarm will be sent.
Alarm object	An alarm policy can be associated with multiple instances, and when any instance triggers the alarm rule, the alarm will be sent to the alarm recipient
Alarm recipient	Multiple groups and individuals can be configured to receive the alarm simultaneously
Default policy	Each cloud product has and only has one default policy, which can be modified but cannot be removed.

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