No Signal Alerts
What Are No-Signal Alerts?
No-signal alerts are alerts which get triggered when expected data stops arriving from a particular source or stream.
Unlike traditional signal-based alerts, which are based on specific conditions like thresholds or values, no-signal alerts monitor the continuity of data. They are designed to notify you when a data stream that is expected to be active is not receiving any updates, indicating a potential issue with the data flow or source.
Uses of No-Signal Alerts
The key purpose of no-signal alerts is to monitor the availability and health of data streams in real-time.
These alerts are critical in IoT systems, where continuous data flow is essential for monitoring device performance, user activity, or sensor readings.
When a stream stops unexpectedly, it could signal a malfunction, network issue, or system failure, and immediate action may be required.
Creating No Signal Alerts
To create a No Signal Alert in the Bytebeam console:
Access Alert Rules
Initiate Creation
Fill Details
Your new Alert Rule will appear in the table under the selected Alert Group on the Alert Rules tab.
Editing No Signal Alerts
To edit an existing No Signal Alert in the Bytebeam console:
Access Alert Rules
Initiate Edit
Modify Details
Deleting No Signal Alerts
To delete an existing No Signal Alert in the Bytebeam console:
Access Alert Rules
Initiate Deletion
Confirm Deletion