Alarm

The "Alarm" module is used to centrally manage all types of alert events triggered in the system. By monitoring abnormal behaviors, resource status, or system failures in real time, the alarm can immediately trigger notifications to help O&M personnel quickly respond, locate, and handle issues, ensuring stable platform operation.

Resource Alert

To ensure system stability and controllable resource usage, basic alarm thresholds have been set for key resources such as CPU, memory, and disk. When resource usage exceeds the preset warning value, the system will automatically trigger an alarm notification, allowing O&M personnel to respond and handle it in time to avoid resource bottlenecks affecting business operations.

Resource Type	Alarm Metric	Alarm Rule	Alarm Level	Note
Host	CPU Usage	≥ 80%, sustained for 5 min	Critical
Host	Memory Usage Percentage	≥ 80%, sustained for 5 min	Critical
Host	Root Disk Usage Percentage	≥ 80%, sustained for 5 min	Critical
Host	Number of Unhealthy Containers	≥ 1, sustained for 5 min	Critical
RabbitMQ	Queue Message Count	≥ 10, sustained for 5 min	Critical

Create Resource Alert

Configuration Example: CPU Resource Alert

• Click in sequence: Monitor and Alarm -- Alarm -- Resource Alert -- Create Resource Alert

• Configuration Details

Field	Example	Description
Alert Type	Resource Alert	The category this alert belongs to.
Alert Name	HyperBDR-host-CPU	A unique name for the alert, used to distinguish it from other alert rules.
Level	Critical	The severity level once the alert is triggered, such as Info, Major, or Critical.
Status	Enabled	Whether the alert is currently active. Once enabled, it monitors and triggers alerts based on the configured rules.
Resource Type	System Resource	The category of the resource being monitored.
Monitoring Resources	HyperBDR	Supports three resource types: host, RabbitMQ, and MariaDB. Admins can switch between resource types as needed and select the corresponding monitoring targets.
Alert Entry	CPU Usage	The specific metric being monitored, such as CPU usage or memory usage.
Alert Trigger Rule	> 80% for 5 minutes	Defines when the alert is triggered, for example when a metric exceeds a threshold for a certain period of time.
Cycle	5 minutes	The monitoring frequency or evaluation interval for the metric.
Notification	Email Notification Object - test	The recipient of the alert notification, which can be email, SMS, or another notification group.
Description	Sample configuration for CPU resource alert	Additional notes about the purpose or setup of this alert.

Fill in the appropriate severity level based on your actual needs, and define the monitoring scope according to the table above.

Event Alert

To keep the system secure and fully observable, you can set up event alerts for critical management actions—like changes to tenant user permissions, AK/SK credential security, or alert policy updates. This helps build a complete visibility framework from action auditing to anomaly response, making sure your operations stay compliant and the system runs smoothly and reliably.

Monitored Resource	Event Type	Event Result	Alert Level
Event	Password Change	Success	Major
Event	Delete Tenant	Success	Major
Event	Login	Failure	Major

Create Event Alert

Configuration Example：Password Change Event Alert

Click in sequence: Monitor and Alarm -- Alarm -- Event Alert -- Create Event Alert

• Configuration Details

Field	Example	Description
Alert Type	Event Alert	The category this alert belongs to.
Alert Name	Password Change	A unique name for the alert, used to distinguish it from other alert rules.
Level	Major	The severity level once the alert is triggered, such as Info, Major, or Critical.
Status	Enabled	Whether the alert is currently active. Once enabled, it will trigger when the conditions are met.
Event Type	Password Change	The specific type of event being monitored, such as login, password change, or permission updates.
Event Result	Success	The result condition for the event, such as success or failure. The alert will only trigger when this result is met.
Notification	Email Notification Object - test	The recipient of the alert notification, which can be email, SMS, or another notification group.
Description	Sample configuration for a successful password change alert	Additional notes about the purpose or setup of this alert.

Select the appropriate event type to monitor based on your actual needs.

Action

Modify

After selecting the alarm to operate in the list, click "Modify" to edit part of the authentication information.

Enable

Click the "Enable" button to activate a disabled alarm.

Disable

Click the "Disable" button to disable an enabled alarm.

Remove

Click the "Remove" button to delete the alarm.