Dataphin:Offline node monitoring

Monitoring scope

You can monitor recurring nodes, one-time nodes, logical table nodes (modeling nodes), and logical table fields in Basic projects or the Prod environment of Dev/Prod projects. Three levels are available: field level, node level, and project level.

• Field-level monitoring: Monitors logical table fields. You can apply one rule to multiple fields or multiple rules to a single field. Configure node monitoring alert rules.

• Node-level monitoring: Monitors individual nodes. You can apply one rule to multiple nodes or multiple rules to a single node. Configure node monitoring alert rules.

• Project-level monitoring: Applies rules to all nodes in a project, or batch-configures rules by node type (node type + schedule type). Configure project monitoring alert rules.

Key capabilities

Dataphin supports batch rule configuration: apply the same rule to multiple nodes or fields, or apply multiple rules to a single node or field.

You can assign different recipients and notification methods to a single rule. For example:

• Phone alerts for on-duty personnel — enables immediate response and minimizes downstream impact.

• SMS or email alerts for responsible persons — tracks overall node health without requiring immediate action.

• DingTalk group robot alerts for project administrators — monitors all project nodes via group messages for analysis.

Alert rule priority

When rules conflict, the following priority applies:

• Field-level monitoring alert rules have higher priority than node-level ones, and node-level monitoring alert rules have higher priority than project-level ones. Field level > Node level > Project level.

• If no node-level rule exists and multiple project-level rules share the same monitored object, alert reason, recipient, and receiving method but differ in frequency or sending time, a conflict occurs. Conflicting project-level rules are prioritized top-to-bottom in the rule list — the first matching rule takes effect.

  Important

  New project monitoring rules are placed at the top of the list and enabled by default.

Access offline node monitoring

1. On the Dataphin homepage, choose Development > O&M Center.

2. In the left navigation pane, choose Monitoring Management > Offline Node Monitoring.

Page layout

The offline monitoring page has three tabs: Node Monitoring, Field Monitoring, and Project Monitoring.

• Node monitoring page

  Displays configured node monitoring rules with columns such as monitored object, project, alert reason, creator, recipient (type), receiving method, last updater/time, monitoring interval, and status.

  

  Area	Description
  ① Search and filter area	Search by Entering Node Name/node ID, or filter by Alert Reason, Receiving Method, Created By, or Recipient. Available filters: Alert Reason: Includes error, timeout, and incomplete. Receiving Method: Includes phone, text message, DingTalk, and email. Created By: The user who created the monitoring rule. Recipient: The alert recipient configured in each monitoring rule. Project: Select projects where you have O&M - access folder permission. Click Reset to clear all filters.
  ② Node monitoring list	Edit, delete, or toggle monitoring rules.
  ③ Batch operations area	Batch delete rules or toggle monitoring. Click More to batch manage recipients and notification settings.

• Field monitoring page

  Displays configured field monitoring rules with columns such as logical table, monitored field, project, alert reason, creator, recipient (type), receiving method, last updater/time, monitoring interval, and status.

  

  Area	Description
  ① Search and filter area	Search by Entering Node Name/node ID, or filter by Alert Reason, Receiving Method, Created By, or Recipient. Available filters: Logical Table: Enter a logical table name keyword to filter. Monitored Field: Select multiple fields from the chosen logical table to filter. Receiving Method: Includes phone, text message, DingTalk, and email. Created By: The user who created the monitoring rule. Recipient: The alert recipient configured in each monitoring rule. Project: Select projects where you have O&M - access folder permission. Click Reset to clear all filters.
  ② Node monitoring list	Edit, delete, or toggle monitoring rules.
  ③ Batch operations area	Batch delete rules or toggle monitoring. Click More to batch manage recipients and notification settings.

• Project monitoring page

  Displays configured project monitoring rules with columns such as rule name, monitoring scope, project, alert reason, creator, recipient (type), receiving method, last updater/time, and status.

  

  Area	Description
  ① Search and filter area	Search by Entering Node Name/node ID, or filter by Alert Reason, Receiving Method, Created By, or Recipient. Available filters: Alert Reason: Includes error, timeout, and incomplete. Receiving Method: Includes phone, text message, DingTalk, and email. Created By: The user who created the monitoring rule. Recipient: The alert recipient configured in each monitoring rule. Project: Select projects where you have O&M - access folder permission. Click Reset to clear all filters.
  ② Monitoring rule list	Edit, delete, reorder (set priority), or toggle monitoring rules.
  ③ Batch operations area	Batch delete rules or toggle monitoring. Note Enabling or disabling the monitoring switch will take effect immediately. Click More to batch manage recipients and notification settings.