18 Jun 2021 10:43 AM - last edited on 28 Sep 2022 10:28 AM by MaciejNeumann
Hi guys,
I want to propose adding a second criteria for alerting based on full disks in Dynatrace.
Could see this as an excellent option to add for both global configuration and at the host level.
Right now the only criteria for anolomy detection is based on percentage, but it would be very beneficial
to add a MB available threshold as well, please see example below:
100 GB disk
Threshold 1: 5 %
Threshold 2: Below 500 GB available space
Monitor: DOUBLE
Result:
Alert if disk is below 5 % available space AND 500 GB
Effectively alert when there is 5 GB left
20 TB disk:
Threshold 1: 5 %
Threshold 2: Below 500 GB available space
Monitor: DOUBLE
Result:
Alert if disk is below 5 % available space AND 500 GB, which is a good threshold to handle larger disks.
Effectively alert when there is 2,5 % available space, as 5 % of 20 TB is 1 TB - which a lot of free space.
Thank you very much!
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18 Jun 2021 11:48 AM
Hi @jonhaugen ,
Generally Disk fill alerts could do a lot better than what is currently possible. Some time ago I posted an idea to have some intelligent baselining and prediction of disk fill rates.
I still believe this would be the more "Dynatrace AI Way" for alerting on disks. Searching the community I found there are quite some posts around this topic but product management has never replied to any of the suggestions nor have we seen improvements on it.
Maybe upvote and revive my Idea from above if this would also solve your needs?
Kr,
Reinhard
18 Jun 2021 03:36 PM
Thanks for the reply @r_weber. that was a very interesting post, it would certainly in many areas!
I believe also having a static threshold based on mbytes available + percentage would fulfill our needs where baselining would fall a bit short. Given the nature of many databases, grooming jobs and logging. As well as some of the largest file servers for instance.
09 Jul 2021 03:54 PM
I came to suggest this very idea, glad to see someone else wants it too!