InlineAlarmInstance1
{
"definition_id": "string",
"feature_name": "string",
"event_type": "string",
"feature_display_name": "string",
"event_type_display_name": "string",
"severity": "HIGH",
"summary": "string",
"recommended_action": "string",
"kb_article": "string",
"event_resource_type": "string",
"event_resource_type_display_name": "string",
"resource_id": "string",
"object_id": "string",
"node_id": "string",
"value": "string",
"state": "OPEN",
"suppress_duration": 0,
"state_transitions": {
"acknowledged": {
"at_time": 0,
"by_user": "string"
},
"suppressed": {
"at_time": 0,
"by_user": "string"
},
"raised": {
"at_time": 0,
"by_user": "string"
},
"resolved": {
"at_time": 0,
"by_user": "string"
}
}
}
Corresponds to an AlarmDefinition's id.
The feature an alarm is associated with
The event type an alarm is associated with
The localized name of a feature.
The localized name of an event type.
The severity level of an alarm, indicating its importance and urgency:
- CRITICAL - Highest severity, requires immediate attention
- HIGH - Serious issue that should be addressed promptly
- MEDIUM - Important but not urgent issue
- INFORMATIONAL - Lowest severity, for awareness only
Summary for an alarm instance, meant to provide a brief overview.
Recommended action so the alarm can be addressed.
Link to knowledge based article for more details on impact and remediations.
The resource type an alarm event is associated with
The display name for the event resource type
The identifier of the resource that the alarm instance was created for.
A sub-object id within the resource.
The UUID of the node that reported the value.
The current reported value associated with the alarm.
The current state of an alarm instance:
- ACKNOWLEDGED - The alarm has been seen and is being handled
- OPEN - The alarm is active and requires attention
- SUPPRESSED - The alarm is temporarily silenced
- RESOLVED - The alarm condition has been fixed or no longer exists
How long this alarm instance should be suppressed for, in hours.
A collection of state transition events for an alarm instance, tracking when and how the alarm's state has changed over time. This includes transitions to acknowledged, suppressed, raised, and resolved states.