Efficient management and optimum productivity of databases is one of the cornerstones of VMware Data Services Manager. Availability of prompt and real-time notifications about the databases can help you take on-time action to resolve or prevent critical issues. Alert notifications can be send to an application or endpoint that you configure, for example, Email alert, Slack, ServiceNow, and so on.

As a DSM administrator or DSM user, you can edit default alert settings for the following parameters:

  • CPU Health
  • Data Disk Health
  • System Disk Health
  • Max Connections

You can configure the threshold values of these parameters for warning alert and critical alert. If any of these parameters cross the threshold values for a period of 10 minutes or more (as configured), a warning alert or critical alert is sent to the Webhooks configured for the database.

Perform the following steps to change alert settings applied to a database.

Prerequisites

Make sure that you have Webhook settings configured and associated with a database. See Configuring Webhook Settings.

Procedure

  1. Select Databases from the left navigation pane.
    This action displays the Summary tab in the Databases view.
  2. Click the Monitoring tab.
  3. In the Alerts section, click MANAGE ALERT .
  4. In the Alert Settings pane, edit the threshold values and time limit for triggering the warning alerts and critical alerts for CPU Health, Data Disk Health, System Disk Health, and Max Connections.
  5. Click SAVE.