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how to create a threshold based on elapsed time and compare with previous values

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    Luis Montaño
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    Hi everyone.

    1. Is there a way to create thresholds if a event keeps for last n minutes.
      For example, alert if a node is down for more than 5 minutes or alert if bandwith is above xxx for more than 10 minutes?

    2. I need to check for network interfaces error and create an alert if error on some interface increase, I suppose that I have tu use the option "diff with previous value" do you have any example?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
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      Hi!

      1. You can use actions with timers. For example, execute action on node down event with timer set to 5 minutes, and cancel this timer on "node up" event. If node will recover within 5 minute interval, timer will be cancelled and action never executed.

      2. Yes, diff will be correct method in this case.

      Best regards,
      Victor

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