This article details Panzura alert fields and what they mean.
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Parameter |
Description |
Value |
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Severity |
Displays the severity level of this condition. The three color coded levels (also mentioned above in the Alert Notification Tab section) are as follows: Critical An actionable critical situation has been detected, and action is required immediately. The cluster may have the potential to stop running, or it could run into irreparable issues, or potential loss of system availability in 24 hours. Level: 9-10. Warning An actionable issue has been detected, and user intervention is required. A more serious issue may develop if this is not resolved soon. Level: 4-8. Informational An actionable minor problem has been detected. It should be resolved relatively soon and not to be ignored. Level: 1-4. |
Critical, Warning, Informational |
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Policy ID |
Displays the entity (cluster, host, VM, etc…) affected followed by a letter and error numbers that correspond to that specific event. The first part of the Policy ID tells you what system area is affected. The last 3 characters of the Policy ID help you identify the level, description, and cause of the event. Additional information in Tables 4.1-4.12 |
Policy ID (name of affected entity and corresponding letter and error numbers) Example: CLOUD.X1.1 |
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Category |
Each event has different categories that identifies which system entity has been affected. |
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Description |
Describes the issue and reason for the alert. |
Event description |
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node Hostname |
Identifies which node has encountered this event |
node name |
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Cause |
Describes what is most likely causing the issue to the entity. |
Issue cause |
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Resolution |
Describes how to resolve the issue that is causing the alert and problems to the affected entity. |
Resolution description |
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Last Alerted |
Displays date and time when the alert last occurred. |
Date and time |
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List of Occurences |
Lists each alert notification for the same event that has occurred |
Severity, Policy ID, Description, Category, Log Timestamp |
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Graph |
Displayed on the right hand of the UI. The graph shows a latency time line chart that allows you to see when the latency levels have hit a critical, warning , or just informational point. |
Latency time line chart |