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The "baseline percentage" is the percentage above or below the established baseline at which the condition will be triggered. If, for example, you have a baseline value of 850 and you have defined a baseline percentage of "> 1%", the condition is true if the value is > [850+(850x0.01)] or 859. In addition, to prevent too small sample sets from triggering health rules violations, these rules are not evaluated if the load (the number of times the value has been measured) is less than 1000. So if, for example, a very brief time slice is specified, the rule may not violate even if the conditions are met, because the load is not large enough. |
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Using Health Rule Conditions to evaluate agent availability metrics can result in false positives. For example:
You can avoid occasional 1-2 minute metric loss due to network issues or late arrival by configuring your Health Rule as follows:
This will generate a violation when the agent is down for more than 2 minutes in the last 5 mins. |
To remove a condition component:
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