Signal Based Alerts
What Are Signal-Based Alerts?
Signal-based alerts are triggered when certain conditions or thresholds within your data stream are met.
These alerts are typically defined by specific criteria, such as exceeding a value, crossing a threshold, or when the data satisfies a predefined condition. Signal-based alerts are highly customizable, allowing you to set precise conditions to monitor the health and performance of your systems.
Uses of Signal-Based Alerts
Signal-based alerts are used to monitor specific, actionable events in real-time. By setting thresholds or conditions, you can be notified immediately when important changes occur in your data.
For instance, in an industrial setting, you may set a signal-based alert if the temperature of a machine exceeds a critical threshold, ensuring that operators can act quickly to prevent equipment failure.
Creating Signal-Based Alerts
To create a Signal-Based 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 Signal-Based Alerts
To edit an existing Signal-Based Alert in the Bytebeam console:
Access Alert Rules
Initiate Edit
Modify Details
Deleting Signal-Based Alerts
To delete an existing Signal-Based Alert in the Bytebeam console:
Access Alert Rules
Initiate Deletion
Confirm Deletion