System Alert Types

The following are the types of system alerts for various situations that you can choose to have AAI watch for and then show on System Alerts page and send notifications as defined in the alert type settings.

As an AAI administrator, refer to this list when activating or managing system alerts. For information, see Adding and Managing System Alerts. As an AAI user, refer to this list when reviewing the System Alerts page or to understand a notification that you received. For information, see Viewing All System Alerts.

The System Alert Types

  • Memory Usage: This alert indicates that the memory usage has exceeded the threshold set in the AAI Configuration Tool.

  • AAI DB Connection Failure: This alert indicates that the connection to the AAI database has failed.

  • AAI DB Connection Restored: This alert indicates that the connection to the AAI database has been restored.

  • Jammer Late: This alert indicates that a scheduler's Jammer is late as defined on the Interval tab of the AAI Configuration Tool. For more information, see Configuration Tool - Intervals Tab. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that has a late Jammer.

  • Jammer Back on Track: This alert indicates that a scheduler's Jammer was late but has now run. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that was late but has now run.

  • Event Processing Delay: This alert indicates that a scheduler's event processing is delayed as determined by the parameter eventProcessingDelayWarningThreshold in the Configuration Tool. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that has a delayed event processing.

  • Event Processing Back on Track: This alert indicates that a scheduler's event processing was delayed but has now run. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that had event processing delayed but has now run.

  • Converter Late: This alert indicates that a scheduler's converter is late as defined on the Interval tab of the AAI Configuration Tool. For more information, see Configuration Tool - Intervals Tab. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that has a late converter.

    Note:

    Tidal schedulers will not generate these alerts. Due to their incremental converter, this alert is equivalent to the Jammer Late alert.

  • Converter Back on Track: This alert indicates that a scheduler's converter was late but is now running. This alert type creates a unique alert for every scheduler that was late but has now run again.

  • Statistics Generator Late: This alert indicates that the Statistics Generator is late as defined on the Interval tab of the AAI Configuration Tool. For more information, see Configuration Tool - Intervals Tab.

  • Statistics Generator Back on Track: This alert indicates that the Statistics Generator was late but is running again at its regular interval.

  • New Candidate (AutoSys/CA7): This alert indicates that an AutoSys or a CA7 job has become a candidate for custom start time condition.

  • Non Candidate with CSTC (AutoSys/CA7): This alert indicates that an AutoSys or a CA7 job with custom start time conditions has become a non-candidate because the job has a visible start condition.

  • Server Restart Required: This alert indicates that a server restart is required.

  • Long Running Prediction Terminated: This alert indicates that a prediction has run longer than the allowable length of time.