When creating or editing a condition, go to Fine-tune advanced signal settings > Data aggregation settings > Use sliding window aggregation.
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You can enable sliding windows in the UI. These windows can help to smooth out line graphs with a lot of variation in cases where the rolling aggregate (such as a rolling mean) is more important than aggregates from narrow windows of time. With sliding windows, SLIDE BY data is gathered into "windows" of time that overlap with each other. The SLIDE BY clause supports a feature known as sliding windows. We recommend using a Anomaly Alert Condition to dynamically detect deviations for a particular signal. This type of query is incompatible with NRQL alerting. The COMPARE WITH clause is used to compare the values for two different time ranges. To alert on multiple values simultaneously, you’ll need to decompose them into individual conditions within the same policy. These functions are not yet supported for NRQL alerting.Įach condition can only target a single aggregated value. To create an alert from a portion of a histogram (for example, 95th percentile), use the percentile() aggregation function.
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Histogram() is not compatible with NRQL alerting: histogram aggregations can not be formatted as a time series. The histogram() aggregation function is used to generate histograms.
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In NRQL queries, the TIMESERIES clause is used to return data as a time series broken out by a specified period of time.įor NRQL conditions, the equivalent property of a signal is the aggregation duration window. As a convenience, we automatically strip SINCE and UNTIL from a query when creating a condition from the context of a chart. NRQL conditions produce a never-ending stream of windowed query results, so the SINCE and UNTIL keywords to scope the query to a point in time are not compatible. Once you've named and customized your condition, you can add it to an existing policy or create a new one. To create a NRQL alerts condition from a chart, click the chart menu, then click Create alert condition. You can use a chart to create a NRQL alert condition.
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Note that editing an existing condition can result in resetting its evaluation. Under Select a product click NRQL, and then click Next, define thresholds.
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Select an existing policy or click New alert policy to create a new policy.On, in the header click Alerts & AI, then in the left sidebar click Alert conditions (Policies).To create a NRQL alert condition for a policy: Ready to get started? If you haven't already, be sure to sign up for a New Relic account. For more information on key concepts relating to NRQL alert conditions and streaming alerts, see Streaming alerts: key terms and concepts.