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Setting Interval-Valued Comparison and Periodically-Valued Comparison as Alarm Trigger Conditions
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Last updated: 2024-01-20 17:28:40
Setting Interval-Valued Comparison and Periodically-Valued Comparison as Alarm Trigger Conditions
Last updated: 2024-01-20 17:28:40
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Overview

Setting an alarm trigger condition usually involves interval-valued comparison of metrics due to business characteristics. For example, you can set to trigger an alarm when API response time is over 50% longer than that in the same time period yesterday.

Configuration method

When configuring an alarm policy, enter the following query statements and trigger conditions:
Query statements:
* | select 
  round(compare[3], 4) as ratio, 
  compare[1] as current_avg_request_time, 
  compare[2] as yesterday_avg_request_time 
from 
  (
    select compare(avg_request_time, 86400) as compare 
    from 
      (
        select avg("request_time") as avg_request_time
      )
  )
In the execution result of the above statements:
ratio indicates the ratio of the current average API response time to the value yesterday (86,400 seconds earlier).
current_avg_request_time indicates the current average API response time.
yesterday_avg_request_time indicates the average API response time in the same period yesterday.
The compare function is used in the above statement. For more information, see Interval-Valued Comparison and Periodicity-Valued Comparison Functions.
Trigger conditions:
$1.ratio > 1.5
An alarm will be triggered if ratio exceeds 1.5, that is, the time is over 50% longer than that yesterday.
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