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Last updated：2020-06-18 12:04:54
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 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.
| 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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