Resource Health
Resource Health status is no longer ‘Available’.
This indicates potential resource constraints impacting operational efficiency and service availability.
The alert priority level is 2
Total Latency
Whenever the average Total Latency is greater than 1000 milliseconds.
refers to the overall time delay experienced in a system, typically measured from the start of a process or action until its completion.
The alert priority Level is 4
Origin Health Percentage
Whenever the average Origin Health Percentage is less than 95%.
The percentage indicates the proportion of origin servers that are currently operational or healthy compared to the total number of origin servers configured in the system. Higher percentage is better
The alert priority Level is 4
Percentage 5XX
Whenever the average Percentage of 5XX is greater than 5%.
This metric represents the percentage of HTTP requests that resulted in server errors. This typically refers to a metric used to measure the frequency of server errors within a given system or service.
The alert priority Level is 4
Request Count
Whenever the total Request Count is greater or less than dynamic criteria.
This refers to the total number of requests made to a specific service, endpoint, or resource within a defined period of time. This metric provides insight into the level of activity or demand placed on the service, helping to monitor and analyze its usage patterns, performance, and scalability.
The alert priority Level is 5