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Dashboard details for Incidents

The Incidents table displays a list of incidents that Performance Manager detected to be new or obsolete within the last 30 minutes.

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Incidents

The list of incidents is sorted on the Status and then the Detected column, with the recent new incidents at the top. You can use the filters to display incidents for all clusters, a specific cluster, or incidents that were detected over a period of time.

Incident
The incident ID. You can click the incident ID link to display the incident on the Incident Details page.
Detected
Time and date when Performance Manager detected the incident.
State
Current state of the incident, which can be one of the following values:
  • New means that the incident has not corrected itself, or has not been resolved, and the I/O response time of the impacted workloads remains above the performance threshold of the expected range.
  • Obsolete means that the incident has corrected itself, or has been resolved, and the I/O response time of the impacted workloads is no longer above the performance threshold of the expected range. A user might have made a change to the cluster to resolve the incident or the incident might have corrected itself by returning back within the expected range.
Description
Brief description of the incident, including the name, or number, of the workloads involved and the cluster component that is in contention.

Options

Filters
  • On Cluster provides a list of the clusters that Performance Manager is monitoring. You can select All to view incidents for all clusters. You can select the name of a cluster to display only the incidents for the cluster.
  • Detected provides a time range when incidents were detected. The list of incidents is updated for the selected time range.
    Note: The selected filters might not update the incident values displayed in the Recent pane.