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Managing Events

An event is a setting that alerts users when the performance value of a monitored target meets certain conditions. By setting up events, users can grasp important monitoring information without missing it. For example, if an event is set to occur when a performance value related to overload exceeds a certain threshold, users will receive notifications whenever there is a risk of overload while operating the resource. Users can then take action before problems occur.

In event management, users can create events to alert designated users when specific values occur during monitoring.

Checking Event Status

The event status section displays information about all occurred events, related performance items, and event notification history. To check the event status list, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Status. The Event Status page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Status page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to check in the search area, and then click the Search button.
    ItemDescription
    Search AreaThe search filter displayed in the search area varies depending on the service type.
    • Click the Detailed Search button to perform a detailed search.
    • Multiple conditions can be selected for each detailed search filter.
    Number of Monitoring Targets DisplayedDisplays the number of search results and the number of performance items that can be viewed at once in the list.
    • The default value for the number of performance items displayed in the list is 20 per page.
    • The number of performance items displayed in the list can be changed to 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 100 per page.
    Search InformationDisplays the search result values for the search condition items.
    • Clicking on the message content for each service allows you to check the detailed information of the event.
    Detailed ViewDisplays detailed information about the corresponding monitoring target.
    Table. Event List
Note
  • If a Virtual Server or Node is connected to the monitoring target, the status will also be displayed in the search information area.
  • The name of the monitoring target can include Korean, English ( uppercase and lowercase), numbers, and special characters (-, _, .), with a maximum of 100 characters.

Viewing Event Status List

In the monitoring detail popup window, you can check the event information, occurrence time, and duration. To check the event occurrence status, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Status. The Event Status page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Status page, click the Event tab.
    ItemDescription
    Event StatusDisplays the event message and occurrence time.
    ActiveDisplays only events that are currently active.
    AllDisplays all events.
    Event DetailsDisplays detailed information about the selected event message.
    Table. Event Tab

Checking Event Details

To check the event details, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Status. The Event Status page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Status page, click the Event tab.
  3. On the Event Status page, select the event you want to check the details for, and then click Event Details. You can then check the event issuance conditions, performance items, and notification history.
ItemDescription
Monitoring TargetDisplays the name of the monitoring target.
Occurrence ConditionDisplays the occurrence condition of the event.
Performance ItemDisplays a chart for the performance item.
  • Placing the mouse cursor over the graph displays the detailed performance value for each time period.
Notification HistoryDisplays the entire notification history.
Event Setting DetailsDisplays the setting information for the corresponding event.
Table. Event Details

Managing Event Settings

You can set up detailed event settings, such as the monitoring target, performance value that serves as the basis for event occurrence, event risk level, and event notification recipient. When the data collected from the monitoring target meets the conditions set in the event policy, notifications are sent to users via email, SMS, or messaging.

Note
  • Event policies can only be set when a monitoring target is specified, and policies for Auto-Scaling Groups can be set on a group-by-group basis.

Checking Event Settings

To check the event settings, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to check in the search area, and then click the Search button.
    ItemDescription
    Search AreaThe search filter displayed in the search area varies depending on the service type.
    • Click the Detailed Search button to perform a detailed search.
    • Multiple conditions can be selected for each detailed search filter.
    Number of Monitoring Targets DisplayedDisplays the search results.
    • The default value is 20 per page.
    • The number of performance items displayed in the list can be changed to 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, or 100 per page.
    Monitoring TargetDisplays the name of the monitoring target.
    • Checking the box selects the monitoring target, and the Delete, Activate, and Notification Recipient buttons are activated.
    Performance ItemDisplays the performance item that is the target of the event setting.
    Individual ItemDisplays the individual performance item under the performance item.
    • If there are no individual items, they will not be displayed.
    Type/UnitDisplays the value type and unit of the corresponding performance item.
    Event LevelDisplays the risk level of the corresponding event.
    • The risk level is set by the user when adding an event.
    • Fatal: The most critical level.
    • Warning: The middle level of risk.
    • Information: The lowest level of risk and reference level.
    ThresholdDisplays the reference value used to compare the performance value.
    Notification RecipientDisplays the recipient of the event notification.
    • Placing the mouse cursor over the name displays the entire list.
    Policy StatusDisplays whether the event is activated or not.
    Detailed ViewDisplays detailed event information and allows modification.
    • Clicking Detailed View opens a popup window with detailed information about the corresponding event.
    AddAdds an event.
    DeleteDeletes an event.
    ActivateActivates or deactivates an event.
    Notification RecipientDisplays and manages event notification recipients.
    Table. Event Settings
Note
  • The name of the monitoring target can include Korean, English (uppercase and lowercase), numbers, and special characters (-, _, .), with a maximum of 100 characters.
  • If you do not have permission for the monitoring target, a message will be displayed indicating that you do not have permission, along with the target information.

Checking Detailed Event Settings

You can check detailed information about the monitoring target and event conditions, and modify the event conditions and notification information.

Adding Event Settings

To add event settings, follow these steps:

Note
  • Event policies can only be set when a monitoring target is specified.
  • Policies for Auto-Scaling Groups can be applied on a group-by-group basis.
  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.

  2. On the Event Settings page, click the Add button. The Add Event Settings popup window will be displayed.

    ItemDescription
    Target NameSelect the monitoring target to add event settings for.
    • Clicking the monitoring target list changes the service.
    • Changing the service will delete all event conditions created so far.
    • Click the Add button to search for and add the monitoring target of the currently selected service.
    • The selected monitoring target is displayed on the page, and you can delete the monitoring target by clicking the X or Delete All button.
    Event Settings AreaSet the performance and occurrence conditions for the event.
    Notification Information AreaSet the notification recipient and notification method for the event.
    Table. Add Event Settings Popup Window

  3. In the monitoring target area, select the service type and then click the Add button. The Add Monitoring Target popup window will be displayed.

  4. Select the monitoring target and then click the Confirm button.

    • You can select multiple monitoring targets at the same time.
    • If there are multiple monitoring targets, the set event will be added to each monitoring target.
    • If you select Kubernetes, you must also select the subtype.
  5. In the performance item area, click the performance item you want to add an event for, and then enter the event occurrence condition.

    • The number of times the performance item is added is displayed next to the performance item name.
    • If you select multiple performance items, you must enter the event occurrence condition for each performance item.
      ItemDescription
      Event Policy TemplateSelect an existing event policy template to apply.
      Performance ItemClick the performance item to set the event occurrence condition.
      Event LevelSet the event level.
      • Fatal: The most critical level.
      • Warning: The middle level of risk.
      • Information: The lowest level of risk and reference level.
      Performance TypeSelect the reference value used to determine whether the event occurs.
      • Collected Value: Uses the current value.
      • Delta Value: Uses the difference between the previous value and the current value.
      ThresholdSet the reference value used to compare the performance value.
      • This is the criterion for determining whether the event occurs.
      • Only numbers and decimal points can be entered.
      Comparison MethodSelect the method used to compare the performance value and the threshold.
      • Range: Checks if the performance value is within the specified range of the threshold.
      • Match: Checks if the performance value matches the threshold.
      • Mismatch: Checks if the performance value does not match the threshold.
      • Greater Than: Checks if the performance value is greater than the threshold.
      • Greater Than or Equal To: Checks if the performance value is greater than or equal to the threshold.
      • Less Than: Checks if the performance value is less than the threshold.
      • Less Than or Equal To: Checks if the performance value is less than or equal to the threshold.
      Individual ItemSpecifies the individual performance item under the performance item as the event condition.
      • This is only activated if the performance item can collect individual items.
      PrefixAdds a prefix to the event message.
      • This is used as a keyword to search for the event in the Event Status page.
      StatisticsSets the statistical method to apply to the collected performance values.
      • If a statistical method is set, the performance value to which the statistical method is applied is compared to the threshold to determine whether the event occurs. If not set, the most recent performance value is compared to the threshold.
      • Statistical Method: Selects one of the maximum, minimum, average, or sum to calculate the collected performance values.
      • Statistical Period: Sets the period for which the statistical method is applied. This is the period from the most recently collected performance value.
      Continuous Occurrence CountSets the number of consecutive monitoring values that meet the event occurrence condition.
      • This value is used as sensitivity to determine whether the event is a momentary anomaly or an actual event.
      Event Occurrence Notification TimeSets the time zone for event policy settings.
      Table. Add Event Settings - Event Settings Area
  6. In the Notification area, you can set up notifications.

    ItemDescription
    Notification Recipient Selection AreaSelect the notification recipient.
    • Clicking the Delete button after selecting the notification recipient deletes the recipient.
    Notification Recipient/GroupDisplays the list of recipients to whom the event notification will be sent.
    Event Risk LevelDisplays the risk level of the set event.
    Notification MethodDisplays the method used to send notifications to the recipient.
    AddAdds a new notification recipient from the address book.
    DeleteDeletes the notification recipient from the list.
    Table. Add Event Settings - Notification Information Area

  7. Check the notification recipient and then click the Confirm button.

Note
  • Only the Root user or IAM user of an account can be added as a notification recipient.
  • Multiple recipients can be selected at the same time.
  1. Set the notification method for each notification recipient based on the event risk level.

    • The notification method can be selected from email, SMS, or messaging, and multiple methods can be selected at the same time.
  2. After setting the notification method, click the Confirm button.

Modifying Event Settings

To modify the event conditions and notification recipient information, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to modify in the search area, and then click the Search button.
  3. In the event policy list, click the Detailed View button for the event policy you want to modify. The Event Setting Details page will be displayed.
  4. On the Event Setting Details page, click the Modify button. The Modify Event Settings page will be displayed.
  5. On the Modify Event Settings page, enter the modified information and then click the Confirm button.
    • You can modify the event conditions and notification information.

Deleting Event Settings

To delete event settings, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to delete in the search area, and then click the Search button.
  3. In the event policy list, check the event policy you want to delete and then click the Delete button.
  4. In the confirmation popup window, click the Confirm button.

Changing Event Setting Activation

You can easily change the activation status of event policies.

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to delete in the search area, and then click the Search button.
  3. In the event policy list, check the event policy you want to change the activation status for and then click the Activate button. The Policy Activation popup window will be displayed.
  4. Select the activation status and then click the Confirm button.
    • You can change the activation status in bulk by clicking the Activate All or Deactivate All button.
Note
Deactivating an event policy will deactivate all active events that occurred due to the selected event policy.

Changing Event Notification Recipients

You can check and change the notification recipients for event occurrences in bulk.

Note
  • The event notification recipient change function is intended to change the notification recipients in bulk. Therefore, existing notification recipients will be deleted and changed to the new notification recipient settings.
  • To check and change the notification recipients for each policy, click the Modify button on the policy details page.
  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.

  2. On the Event Settings page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to delete in the search area, and then click the Search button.

  3. In the event policy list, check the event policy you want to modify and then click the Notification Recipient button. The Notification Recipient page will be displayed.

  4. On the Notification Recipient page, select the user to add as a notification recipient and then click the Confirm button.

    ItemDescription
    Event Policy ListDisplays the list of event policies to change the notification recipients for.
    • Click Add to add policies to change.
    • Clicking the Delete button for a policy deletes the policy.
    User Search AreaEnter the name, email, phone number, or company name to search for users.
    Notification Address BookUse the address book to check and add users.
    Search User ListDisplays the list of users included in the address book or search results.
    • Checking the user adds them to the notification recipient list.
    Notification Recipient ListDisplays the list of users to be added as notification recipients for the event policies displayed in the list.
    • Checking the user and clicking the Delete button removes the user from the list.
    Table. Changing Event Notification Recipients

Managing Event Templates

You can create event templates by setting monitoring targets, performance values that serve as the basis for event occurrence, and event risk levels. When adding or modifying events, you can use event policy templates to easily enter event conditions.

Checking the Event Policy Template List

To check the event policy template list, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.

  2. On the Event Settings page, click Event Policy Template. The Event Policy Template page will be displayed.

  3. On the Event Policy Template page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to check in the search area, and then click Search.

    ItemDescription
    Search AreaEnter the conditions for the event policy template to search
    Add Event Policy TemplateAdd an event policy template
    Template ListDisplays the event policy templates that match the search conditions
    Table. Event Policy Template List

Adding an Event Policy Template

To add an event policy template, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.

  2. On the Event Settings page, click the Event Policy Template button. The Event Policy Template page will be displayed.

  3. On the Event Policy Template page, click the Add Event Policy Template button. The Add Event Policy Template popup window will open.

  4. In the Add Event Policy Template popup window, set the service type and template information to add the event policy template.

    • * indicates required input items.
      ItemDescription
      Service TypeSelect the service type to set the event policy
      Template NameEnter the name of the template to create
      Template DescriptionEnter a description of the template to create
      Table. Adding an Event Policy Template - Service Type and Template Name Settings
  5. In the performance item section, click the performance item to add an event and enter the event occurrence conditions.

    • The number of times the performance item is added is displayed next to the performance name.
    • If multiple performance items are selected, event occurrence conditions must be entered for each performance item.
    • * indicates required input items.
      ItemDescription
      Load Event Policy TemplateSelect an existing event policy template to apply
      Performance ItemClick the performance item to set the event condition
      Event LevelSet the event risk level
      Performance TypeSelect the performance value to use as the basis for event occurrence
      ThresholdSet the threshold value to compare with the collected performance value
      Comparison MethodSelect the comparison method to determine event occurrence
      Individual ItemSpecify individual performance items as event conditions
      PrefixAdd a prefix to the event message
      StatisticsSet the statistical method to apply to the collected performance value
      Continuous Occurrence CountSet the number of consecutive monitoring values that meet the event occurrence conditions
      Event Occurrence Notification TimeSet the time zone for event policy settings
      Table. Adding an Event Policy Template - Performance Item
  6. Set the notification target and method when an event occurs.

    ItemDescription
    AddAdd a new notification target
    DeleteDelete the selected notification target
    Notification Target/GroupDisplays the list of notification targets
    Event Risk LevelDisplays the event risk level to be notified
    Notification MethodDisplays the notification method
    Table. Adding an Event Policy Template - Notification Target Settings

Note
  • Only account members and address book registered in the account can be added as notification targets.
  • Multiple targets can be selected at the same time.
  1. Click the Confirm button. The event policy template will be added, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Modifying and Deleting an Event Policy Template

To modify or delete an event policy template, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, click the Event Policy Template button. The Event Policy Template page will be displayed.
  3. On the Event Policy Template page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to check in the search area, and then click the Search button.
  4. Click the More button at the top right of the template you want to modify or delete, and then click Modify or Delete.
    • Modify: The template modification popup window will open. Modify the template and click the Confirm button.
    • Delete: The template will be deleted, and a toast popup message will be displayed.
  5. Click the Confirm button. The template will be deleted, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Sharing an Event Policy Template

To share an event policy template, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Settings. The Event Settings page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Settings page, click the Event Policy Template button. The Event Policy Template page will be displayed.
  3. On the Event Policy Template page, enter the search conditions for the service you want to check in the search area, and then click the Search button.
  4. Click the More > Share button at the top right of the template you want to share.
  5. Select the user to share with and click the > button. The selected user will be added to the shared target.
  6. Click the Confirm button. The template will be shared, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Event Filtering

You can filter event notifications for a specific period. During the event filtering period, events will occur, but notifications will not be delivered.

To check the event filtering list, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Filtering. The Event Filtering page will be displayed.
ItemDescription
Filtering TimelineDisplays the registered filtering timeline by date
Filtering ListDisplays the registered filtering information and action status in a list
AddAdds a new event filtering
DeleteDeletes the selected event filtering
Search AreaSearches for event filtering or monitoring targets
Table. Event Filtering List
Note
The filtering timeline chart is displayed based on the time zone set for the logged-in user’s account.

Adding Event Filtering

To add event filtering, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Filtering. The Event Filtering page will be displayed.

  2. On the Event Filtering page, click the Add button. The Add Event Filtering popup window will open.

  3. In the Add Event Filtering popup window, enter the filtering information.

    ItemDescription
    Event FilteringEnter the name of the event filtering
    UsageSet the usage of the event filtering
    Time ZoneSet the time zone for the event filtering
    Repeat TypeSet the repeat type of the event filtering
    PeriodSet the period for the event filtering
    Event Filtering TargetSelect the service type and monitoring target to apply the event filtering
    Table. Adding Event Filtering

  4. Click the Confirm button. The event filtering will be added, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Note
The event filtering modification task can be used to change the usage of the event filtering.

Modifying Event Filtering

To modify event filtering, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Filtering. The Event Filtering page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Filtering page, click the name of the filtering you want to modify. The Event Filtering Details popup window will open.
  3. In the Event Filtering Details popup window, click the Modify button. The Modify Event Filtering popup window will open.
  4. In the Modify Event Filtering popup window, enter the modified contents and click the Confirm button. The event filtering will be modified, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Deleting Event Filtering

To delete event filtering, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Event Filtering. The Event Filtering page will be displayed.
  2. On the Event Filtering page, select the event filtering you want to delete and click the Delete button. The event filtering will be deleted, and a toast popup message will be displayed.
    • Multiple event filterings can be selected at the same time.

Managing Notification Groups

You can manage notification targets as a group when an event occurs. Notification Groups can be used to efficiently manage notification targets and easily set up notifications.

To check the Notification Groups, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Notification Groups. The Notification Groups page will be displayed.
  2. On the Notification Groups page, you can check and manage the notification groups.
    ItemDescription
    Add Notification GroupAdds a new notification group
    Notification GroupDisplays all notification groups created by the user
    Detailed SearchSearches for notification groups by name
    Keyword SearchSearches for notification groups, user names, creation dates, and last modification dates
Note
Notification Groups are only valid within the account, so they can only be composed of users with access permissions to the account. Users who have been deleted from the access permissions are automatically excluded from the address book.

Adding a Notification Group

To add a notification group, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Add Notification Group.
  2. On the Add Notification Group page, enter the notification group name, description, and add users.
  3. Click the Save button. The notification group will be added.

Modifying a Notification Group

You can add users to a notification group or delete registered users from the group.

Adding Users

To add users to a notification group, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Notification Groups.
  2. Click the notification group you want to add users to, and then click Modify.
  3. Select the users to add.
    • Only account members can be added to the address book.
    • You can use the real-time search GUI to quickly find the desired members.
  4. Click the Save button. The user address will be added, and a toast popup message will be displayed.

Deleting a Notification Group

To delete a notification group, follow these steps:

  1. Click Cloud Monitoring Console > Event Management > Notification Groups.
  2. Click the notification group you want to delete.
  3. Select the notification group to delete and click Delete.
    • Multiple addresses can be selected at the same time.
  4. Click the Confirm button. The address will be deleted, and a toast popup message will be displayed.
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