Alerts
An alert is a notification informing users that an important event has occurred. It plays an important role in maintaining system uptime and can be used to prevent delays in processing critical situations. The situations can be so critical that action must be taken immediately to resolve the issue.
In IT-Conductor, there is a generic way of configuring alerts. The same steps can be followed when turning on alerts for any metric. This page includes a guide on how to configure alerts and provides instructions on how to mute alerts if needed.
Configure Alerts in IT-Conductor
Navigate to the system's service grid where the alert is located.
Click the Metric Object Menu
, then select Overrides.

Click on the desired override.

Check that the fields under the Thresholds section are defined as required.
In the Alerting section, set the Alert On field based on severity (None, Warning, and Alarm).
Use the Repeat After option to generate an alert after the specified interval as long as the severity stays relevant.

Mute Alerts in IT-Conductor
This section shows several methods for muting alerts in IT-Conductor.
Set Alert in Maintenance Mode
Navigate to the system's service grid whose alert you wish to mute.
Click the Metric Object Menu
, then select Overrides.

Put the desired alert on Maintenance Mode by clicking Turn Maintenance Mode On
. Then click Yes to mute the alert entirely.

Mute Alerts Through Overrides
Alternatively, click on the override's name.
Scroll down to the Alerting section.
Select NONE from the Alert On dropdown menu. This ensures monitoring remains active while suppressing alert generation.

Click Save
to complete the configuration.
Disable All Alerts
Navigate to the system's grid and select any of the metrics.
Click the bars icon
, then enlarge it.

Click on the bell icon
to disable all alerts related to the selected metric. Click it again to re-enable alerts.

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