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The next section is where you define the aggregation values. Since we're creating from a template, these are already pre-filled. But should you wish to modify them, each field can be adjusted according to your requirements.
Value attribute - specifies object attribute that contains the value used for threshold comparison. Typically you should not modify that value as it is to associate the overrides with the monitors.
Aggregation interval species the interval for which the historical values (see Value Attribute) are summarized and used for threshold comparison. This also defines the regularity at which the interval values are calculated.
Consecutive interval (optional) overrides the interval used for aggregation of historical value (see Aggregation interval) it however doesn’t override the regularity. If you would like to calculate the Hourly average value every 5 minutes, you set the Aggregation interval to 5 minutes and Consecutive Interval to 60 (min).
Aggregation denotes the function that will be applied, such as sum, average, count, minimum, or maximum.
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If you want to receive an alert and notifications when the system returns to its normal status, check the Alert On Normal checkbox, and optionally specify the alert text.
The Escalate feature allows you to set rules for how alert escalation is handled:
if they remain unresolved for a certain period.
If the number of repeated alerts (based on teh the rule criteria) exceeds the specified value
An escalation Alert is created depending on the rules, that alert can be picked up by a subscription that targets the management
[Recovery] - info taken from: https://docs.itconductor.com/user-guide/automation/sap-batch-job-restart-on-error#create-a-recovery-activity-to-restart-the-job
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Next, you’ll need to define which Recovery action the system will take. This might include restarting a job or executing a specific recovery script. IT-Conductor provides predefined recovery activities based on common scenarios, which you can easily select from the list.
For Recovery, select the automation user that will be responsible for managing the recovery actions. This ensures that the appropriate people are notified and can take any necessary follow-up actions.
If you want to be alerted whenever this recovery activity is executed, check the Alert box. This feature keeps you informed about automated processes, ensuring you can monitor actions taken on critical jobs.
Once you’ve configured the recovery settings to your liking, make sure to click Save Recovery Activity to finalize your changes. This ensures that your new recovery parameters are active and ready to respond to any incidents.
[Saving & Verification]
Once all fields are filled out properly, click Save to complete the configuration.
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