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What alarm template condition should I use to alarm based on 3 different table cells?

Solved858 views7th June 2024alarm template alarms condition
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Tomás Martins [SLC] [DevOps Member]208 6th June 2024 0 Comments

In the following case, I have 2 tables, Table A, and Table C:

Table A contains Column 1 and Column 2, which are both an integer.

Table C, contains a Column 3 which represents a Severity of an alarm (Normal, Warning, Critical)

I want to generate an alarm on Table C, only if it’s the Column 3 value is critical, and the corresponding row on Table A, has value 0 for both Column 1 and Column 2.

What is the condition on the alarm template that I should add to reflect this use case?

Thank you.

Tomás Martins [SLC] [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 7th June 2024

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Miguel Obregon [SLC] [DevOps Catalyst]18.99K Posted 7th June 2024 0 Comments

Hi Tomas,

Keep in mind if the alarm condition is true, then the parameter will not be monitored.

For your use case you have: (condition 1) and (condition 2) and (condition 3). In order to generate the alarm, I believe you need to negate the expression:

not [(condition 1) and (condition 2) and (condition 3)] -> not (condition 1) or  not (condition 2) or not (condition 3)

Hope it helps.

Tomás Martins [SLC] [DevOps Member] Selected answer as best 7th June 2024
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