Threshold Overrides Variables

It is possible to use variables in Alert Messages in the Threshold Overrides.

The variables represent several context objects:

• Monitor - represents the object being monitored. The available variables depend on the class of the monitored object represented by Target Object Class attribute and can be referenced as ${monitor/<Attribute Name>}
• Subject - represents the matched subject (Collections only, "For Each" mode) . The available variables depend on the class of the monitored object represented by Target Object Class attribute and can be referenced as ${subject/<Attribute Name>}

• Override - represents the monitoring threshold override. The following Variables are available:

  ${override/DEFAULT.WarningValue}	Threshold Warning Value
  ${override/DEFAULT.WarningLogicalOperator}	Threshold Warning Value Comparison Operator
  ${override/DEFAULT.WarningSeverity}	Threshold Warning Severity
  ${override/DEFAULT.AlarmValue}	Threshold Alarm Value
  ${override/DEFAULT.AlarmLogicalOperator}	Threshold Alarm Value Comparison Operator
  ${override/DEFAULT.AlarmSeverity}	Threshold Alarm Severity

• Value - represent the alert-relevant value pseudo object. The following variables are available:

  ${value/IntervalData.Severity}	Calculated Severity Label	Normal|Warning|Critical|Panic, resolved based on the Threshold Owner's locale, the severity labels can be customized per Tenant
  ${value/IntervalData.MonitorName}	Monitored Object Name
  ${value/IntervalData.Time}	Interval Time	Interval time formatted based on Threshold Owner's locale and timezone
  ${value/IntervalData.FormattedValue}	Formatted Value that caused the Alert	Interval time formatted based on Threshold Owner's locale
  ${value/IntervalData.AttributeLabel}	Monitored Attribute Label
  ${value/IntervalData.Unit}	Value Units