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CloudOps Orchestration Service:Configure resource monitoring and alerting rules

Last Updated:Jun 16, 2026

Resource monitoring and alerting rules track key metrics in your cloud environment, such as CPU utilization, memory usage, and network traffic. When a metric meets a trigger condition, the system automatically runs a predefined template to perform O&M actions to help maintain resource stability and security.

Prerequisites

You have created a template. For more information, see Template overview.

Procedure

  1. Log on to the CloudOps Orchestration Service console. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Automated Task > Alert and Event O&M. On the Alert and Event O&M page, click Create.

  2. On the Create Alert and Event O&M page, select Threshold Alert.

  3. Configure the settings in the Trigger Rule section.

    The following example uses the CPU utilization of an ECS instance.

    • Service: Select ECS.

    • Rule description: CPU Utilization > over a 1-minute period > for 1 consecutive period > Average > Greater Than.

    • Mute Period: Select 5 minutes.

    • Resources to alert on: Manually Select Instances or By Instance Tags.

      For more information about tags, see What are tags?.

  4. In the Select Template section, select the template to run when the rule is triggered.

    Only triggerless templates are supported. You can select a public or custom template. This example uses ACS-ECS-BulkyRebootInstances, which reboots ECS instances in batches.

  5. In the Configure Template Parameters section, configure the Permissions required to run the template.

    For more information about RAM roles, see RAM role overview.

  6. Click Create, and then click OK in the Parameter Confirmation dialog box.

    The following figure shows an example.image

  7. In the CloudOps Orchestration Service console, navigate to Automated Task > Alert and Event O&M. Find the rule you created and click Details. On the details page, click the Historical Executions tab to view the execution history.