Alarm

To ensure system security, stability, and visibility of key events, the platform includes a built-in alarm feature. It monitors the status and resource usage of DR hosts in real time and triggers alerts when issues are detected, helping O&M staff quickly identify and resolve problems to reduce business impact.

For best practices on alarm configuration, see "Monitoring & Alerts → Alarm Best Practice" in the O&M Guide for detailed advice and instructions.

Resource Alert

Go to: Monitor & Alerts → Alarm → Resource Alert → Create Alert

After navigating to the creation page, configure the required parameters based on your needs, then save to complete the setup of DR and Failback alerts.

Create Alert

• Alert Configuration Field Description

Field Name	Example	Description
Alert Type	Resource Alert	Select the alert category or type, used to distinguish different monitoring strategies.
Alert Name	test	Custom alert name for identification and management.
Level	Critical	Set the severity level, e.g., Info, Critical, Emergency.
Status	Enabled	Enable or disable the alert. When enabled, the system will monitor and alert as configured.
Resource Type	Sync Proxy	The type of resource to monitor. Common types: Sync Proxy, Cloud Sync Gateway, Linux Agent, Windows Agent, Object Storage.
Monitoring Resources	ubuntu-ova	Select the resource(s) to monitor. The system will continuously monitor these as configured.
Entry	CPU	The specific metric to monitor. Supported: CPU, Disk, RAM, Process.
Alert Trigger Rule	≥ 80%, 5 min	Set the alert trigger condition, e.g., when a metric exceeds a value for a certain time.
Cycle	5 min	How often the system checks the metric status.
Notification		Who to notify when the alert is triggered (user or group).
Description		Optional. Record the purpose or notes for the alert for easier management.

• Resource Monitoring Types

Resource Type	Alarm Items	Description
Sync Proxy	CPU, RAM, Disk, Process	Monitors resource usage and process status of source sync proxy
Cloud Sync Gateway	CPU, RAM, Disk, Process	Monitors resource usage and process status of cloud sync gateway
Linux Agent	CPU, RAM, Disk, Process	Monitors resource usage and process status of Linux Agent
Windows Agent	CPU, RAM, Disk, Process	Monitors resource usage and process status of Windows Agent
Object Storage Resources	Object Storage Capacity	Monitors usage of storage capacity

• After the alert is created, the system will automatically trigger it when the event occurs and send notifications to the assigned recipients. Related alert information will also be shown on the "Alert Messages" page for unified management.

Action

Edit

• Click [Edit] to go to the edit page, where you can update the alert configuration.

Enable

• Enabled alerts cannot be edited. To change the configuration, please disable the alert first.

Disable

• Disabled alerts cannot be edited. To change the configuration, please enable the alert first.

Remove

• Click [Remove] to trigger a confirmation. After confirming, the system will delete the alert.

Event Alert

Go to: Monitor & Alerts → Alarm → Event Alert → Create Alert

After navigating to the creation page, configure the required parameters based on your needs, then save to complete the setup of DR and Failback alerts.

Create Alert

• Alert Configuration Field Description

Field Name	Example	Description
Alert Type	Event Alert	Set the alert type. Event alerts monitor key actions and abnormal states, and trigger notifications.
Alert Name	test	Custom alert name for identification and management.
Level	Critical	Severity level, e.g., Info, Critical, Emergency.
Status	Enabled	Whether the alert is enabled. When enabled, the system will monitor and alert as configured.
Event Type	User Resource / Login	The event type to monitor. Supported: User Resource, DR Host Resource, License Resource, Production Site Resources, DR Resource, Monitoring Alarm, Object Storage, Resource Policies.
Event Result	Success	The event result that triggers the alert. E.g., Success, Failure.
Notification	Notification Recipient	Who to notify when the alert is triggered (person or group).
Description	—	Briefly describe the alert's function or purpose for easy identification and maintenance.

• Event Type Descriptions

Event Type	Alert Conditions (Examples)	Description
User Resources	Login, Logout, Modify phone number, Change password, Reset password	Events related to user login activities and account updates.
DR Host Resources	Add DR host configuration, Boot host, Clean host resource, Forced abort of task, Host disconnected, Host recovery timeout, Sync host, Takeover host, Register host, Limit/Unlimit host resource, Limit/Unlimit transfer rate, Update DR host configuration	Key events for DR host configuration, task execution, and status.
License Resources	Add license	Events related to license status and updates.
Production Site Resources	Add/Delete Linux or Windows agent, Add/Delete/Bind/Unbind sync proxy or connection, Refresh sync proxy VMs, Update sync proxy connection	Events related to agent deployment and sync proxy configuration.
DR Site Resources	Add/Delete/Update cloud account, Create/Delete/Start create/Delete cloud sync gateway	Events related to DR site configuration and cloud sync gateway.
Monitoring Alarm	Create/Delete/Update alarm, Create/Delete/Update notification	Events related to alarm rules and notification settings.
Resource Groups	Create/Delete resource group, Clean resources, Sync data, Drill/Takeover DR, Start drill/sync/clean/takeover	Events related to grouped resource management and DR operations.
Object Storage	Add/Delete/Update object storage, Start add/delete object storage	Events for changes to object storage configuration or access.
Resource Policies	Associate/Disassociate/Create/Delete/Update resource policies	Events related to lifecycle management of disaster recovery policies.

• After the alert is created, the system will automatically trigger it when the event occurs and send notifications to the assigned recipients. Related alert information will also be shown on the "Alert Messages" page for unified management.

Action

Edit

• Click [Edit] to go to the edit page, where you can update the alert configuration.

Enable

• Enabled alerts cannot be edited. To change the configuration, please disable the alert first.

Disable

• Disabled alerts cannot be edited. To change the configuration, please enable the alert first.

Remove

• Click [Remove] to trigger a confirmation. After confirming, the system will delete the alert.