Creating a Custom Alarm Template

Function

This API is used to create a custom alarm template to add alarm rules for one or more metrics.

URI

POST /V1.0/{project_id}/alarm-template

• Parameter description

  Table 1 Parameter description

  Parameter	Mandatory	Description
  project_id	Yes	Specifies the project ID. For details about how to obtain the project ID, see Obtaining a Project ID. Minimum: 1 Maximum: 64 Regular expression matching: ^[a-zA-Z0-9-]{1,64}$

• Example

  POST https://{Cloud Eye endpoint}/V1.0/{project_id}/alarm-template

Request

• Request parameters

  Table 2 Request parameters

  Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
  template_name	Yes	String	Specifies the name of the custom alarm template. The name can contain 1 to 128 characters. Only letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-) are allowed.
  template_description	No	String	Provides supplementary information about the custom alarm template. The description can contain 0 to 256 characters.
  namespace	Yes	String	Specifies the resource type selected for creating the custom alarm template, that is, the service namespace. For example, if you select ECS, namespace is SYS.ECS. NOTICE: If you select OS monitoring, namespace must be SYS.ECS.
  dimension_name	Yes	String	Specifies the dimension corresponding to the resource type. If ECS is selected, the dimension is ECS and dimension_name is instance_id.
  template_items	Yes	Array of objects	Specifies the alarm rules that you add to the custom alarm template. You can add up to 20 alarm rules.

  Table 3 template_items data structure description

  Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
  metric_name	Yes	String	Specifies the metric you add to the custom alarm template. For example, you can add ECS cpu_util. To view metrics of each resource, see Services Interconnected with Cloud Eye.
  condition	Yes	Condition object	Specifies the alarm policy you created for the custom alarm template. For details, see Table 4.
  alarm_level	No	Integer	Specifies the alarm severity. Possible severities are 1 (critical), 2 (major), 3 (minor), and 4 (informational).

  Table 4 condition data structure description

  Parameter	Mandatory	Type	Description
  comparison_operator	Yes	String	Specifies the alarm threshold operator, which can be >, =, <, >=, <=, or !=.
  count	Yes	Integer	Specifies the number of consecutive occurrence times that the alarm policy was met. Supported range: 1 to 5
  filter	Yes	String	Specifies the data aggregation method. The value can be: average: average value of metric data within an aggregation period. max: maximum value of metric data in an aggregation period. min: minimum value of metric data within an aggregation period. sum: sum of metric data within an aggregation period. variance: variance value of metric data within an aggregation period.
  period	Yes	Integer	Specifies the period during which Cloud Eye determines whether to trigger an alarm. Unit: second Possible periods are 0, 1, 300, 1200, 3600, 14400, and 86400. NOTE: If you set period to 1, Cloud Eye uses raw data to determine whether to trigger an alarm. You can set this parameter to 0 when you set alarm_type to (EVENT.SYS| EVENT.CUSTOM).
  unit	No	String	Specifies the data unit. The value can contain a maximum of 32 characters. You can set this parameter based on your service needs. Minimum: 0 Maximum: 32
  value	Yes	Double	Specifies the alarm threshold, which ranges from 0 to Number. MAX_VALUE (1.7976931348623157e+108). For detailed thresholds, see the value range of each metric in Services Interconnected with Cloud Eye. For example, you can set ECS cpu_util to 80.
  suppress_duration	No	Integer	Specifies the interval for triggering an alarm if the alarm persists. Possible intervals are as follows: 0: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm only once. 300: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 5 minutes. 600: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 10 minutes. 900: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 15 minutes. 1800: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 30 minutes. 3600: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 1 hour. 10800: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 3 hours. 21600: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 6 hours. 43200: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every 12 hours. 86400: Cloud Eye triggers the alarm every day.

• Example request

  {
      "template_name": "alarmTemplate-Test01",
      "template_description": "Creating a custom alarm template",
      "namespace": "SYS.ECS",
      "dimension_name": "instance_id",
      "template_items": [
          {
             "metric_name": "cpu_util",
             "condition": {
                 "period": 1,
                 "filter": "average",
                 "comparison_operator": ">=",
                 "value": 90,
                 "unit": "%",
                 "count": 3,
                 "suppress_duration": 300
              },
             "alarm_level": 2
         },
         {
             "metric_name": "mem_util",
             "condition": {
                 "period": 1,
                 "filter": "average",
                 "comparison_operator": ">=",
                 "value": 90,
                 "unit": "%",
                 "count": 3,
                 "suppress_duration": 600
              },
             "alarm_level": 2
         }
     ]
   }
   

Response

• Response parameters

  Table 5 Response parameters

  Parameter	Type	Description
  template_id	String	Specifies the ID of the custom alarm template.

• Example response

  { 
      "template_id":"at1603252280799wLRyGLxnz"
  }

Returned Values

• Normal

  201

• Abnormal

  Returned Values	Description
  400 Bad Request	Request error.
  401 Unauthorized	The authentication information is not provided or is incorrect.
  403 Forbidden	Access to the requested page is forbidden.
  408 Request Timeout	The request timed out.
  429 Too Many Requests	Concurrent requests are excessive.
  500 Internal Server Error	Failed to complete the request because of an internal service error.
  503 Service Unavailable	The service is currently unavailable.

Error Codes

See Error Codes.