Alert events offer a unified dashboard for monitoring alerts across offline computing, real-time computing, real-time integration, baseline monitoring, data quality, and DataService Studio modules. This topic outlines the process for viewing and managing alert events.
View alert events
Navigate to the Dataphin page and click the alert
icon in the upper-right corner to access the Alert Center page.
On the Alert Event page, select the Offline Computing, Real-time Computing, Stream Pipeline, Baseline Monitoring, Data Quality, or DataService tabs to view alerts for each module. The interface is consistent across different modules, with Offline Computing shown as an example below.
Area
Description
① Filter and Search Area
Search for alert events using keywords like the alert object's name, or filter by attributes such as Alert Recipient, Alert Date, Alert Status, File Format, Alert Reason, Business Unit, or Project.
Alert Recipient: Filter by yourself (superadmin), all users, the alert object's owner, shift schedule, or custom users.
Alert Time: Filter by alert times within the last month.
② Alert Event List
This section displays the alert object's name, latest alert time, recipient, reason, project, and current status. Operations such as Do Not Disturb and Handle Alert are also available.
Alert Reason: The cause of the alert. Each event is triggered by a single alert rule, with reasons varying by module.
Offline Computing alerts include Error, Completed, Timeout, and Incomplete.
Data Quality alerts include Table Rule Abnormal, Field Rule Abnormal, and Custom Rule Abnormal.
DataService alerts include Average Response Time Abnormal, Call Count Abnormal, Error Rate Abnormal, and Offline Percentage Abnormal.
Real-time Computing alerts include High Business Latency, TPS Out Of Range, Failure Rate Exceeds Configuration, Data Retention Exceeds Configuration, and Backpressure Duration Exceeds Configuration.
Alert types vary by compute engine.
Projects with only the Blink engine do not support the Backpressure Duration Exceeds Configuration alert.
Projects with only the open-source Flink engine do not support High Business Latency and Data Retention Exceeds Configuration alerts.
Projects with both Blink and open-source Flink engines support all alerts.
Real-time Computing alerts include High Business Latency and Failure Rate Exceeds Configuration.
Current Status: The alert object's current status, including Alert Completed, Alerting, Do Not Disturb, and Alerting (Silent Period).
Alert Completed: Indicates the alert event has been resolved.
Alerting: The alert is active and set to frequent notifications.
Do Not Disturb: Set alerts in Alerting or Alert Completed status to Do Not Disturb.
Alerting (Silent Period): Custom logic for alerts from different systems, such as DataService Studio's metric collection interval being in seconds, but the alert interval being at least 5 minutes.
View Alert Events: Click the alert object's name to see detailed information. For more information, see view alert event details.
Do Not Disturb: Set non-critical alerts to Do Not Disturb status. For more information, see set the status of alert events to Do Not Disturb .
Handle Alert: Select the alert object that you want to handle, click the Handle
icon or click the name of an Object, and then click Handle on the Alert Event Details page to go to the task page and handle the alert event based on the alert reason.
View alert event details
On the All Events page, select the desired Object Name to navigate to the Alert Event Details page. Here, you can review details such as the alert object type, source system, reason, frequency, first and last alert times, number of alerts, recipient, and notification method. Additionally, you can execute actions like Do Not Disturb and Handle Alert, or access related links for further details. 
Set the status of alert events to Do Not Disturb
Designate non-essential alert objects as Do Not Disturb. This status can only be applied to alert events currently in Alerting or Alert Completed states.
To handle an alert object, click the Do Not Disturb
icon, or select the Object name. Then, on the Alert Event Details page, click Do Not Disturb.
In the Do Not Disturb dialog box, choose the Do Not Disturb Duration, such as All Day or specify a custom Input Duration.
Click OK to finalize the Do Not Disturb settings.
Once set, the alert event's status will change from Alerting or Alert Completed to Do Not Disturb.