Monitoring alerts – anomaly detection and multi-channel alert notifications

Monitoring alerts address certain issues

Connecting anomaly detection, notification reach, and event analysis into a closed loop

The value of alerts goes beyond just reminders; they help teams identify issues earlier, prioritize them, and move them into the workflow. Guance monitoring alerts support threshold, mutation, log, DQL, and multi-source detection, associating alert events with logs, links, resources, and event centers to reduce invalid notifications and duplicate checks.

01Inspection rulesSupports thresholds, mutations, logs, DQL, and custom queries
02Grading notificationReach the right team by severity, responsible person, and scope of business
03Event correlationAlerts are automatically recorded as events and further analyzed in context

Not sure what to monitor? Use built-in detection libraries to first cover core risks

Guance common detection templates such as built-in host CPU, memory, disk, ports, containers, applications, logs, and availability. Teams can quickly activate basic rules and then add custom inspections based on business services, key interfaces, log fields, and SLO objectives.

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Not sure what to monitor? Use built-in detection libraries to first cover core risks

Alerts should reach the right people, not wake everyone up

Monitoring and alerts support multi-level alerts, recovery notifications, silence policies, and multi-channel reach, and can notify relevant teams via email, SMS, Feishu, DingTalk, WeCom, and other methods. Alert rules can be configured by business, environment, service, and responsible person, reducing disturbances to unrelated personnel.

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After receiving the alert, continue to review logs, links, resources, and change context

Once triggered, the alarm is stored as an event, and the team can continue to view related logs, APM Traces, infrastructure metrics, network data, and change records in the event details. For repeated alerts and event storms, aggregate analysis can also be used to determine whether they belong to the same impact area.

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After receiving the alert, continue to review logs, links, resources, and change context

Frequently asked questions

What is a monitoring alert?

Monitoring alerts are used to turn anomalies in metrics, logs, links, availability, and business data into notifications and events, helping teams identify issues promptly and move them into response processes.

Which alert rules Guance supported?

Guance supports threshold detection, mutation detection, log detection, DQL queries, custom queries, and multiple built-in detection templates, suitable for infrastructure, applications, logging, networking, availability, and business data scenarios.

How can alarm noise be reduced?

Duplicate notifications can be reduced through alert levels, silence policies, recovery notifications, event aggregation, responsible person routing, and business tags, allowing alerts to reach those who need to be handled more accurately.

How to continue troubleshooting after an alarm is triggered?

Alerts enter the event center and can be linked to logs, traces, metrics, infrastructure, networks, and change context, helping teams continue to locate the scope and possible causes of anomalies.

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