Chapter 7. Alert Profiles
7.1. Creating Alert Profiles
Alert profiles enable you to create groups of standard alerts. An alert profile can have as many alerts assigned as you need, and can be assigned to clusters, datastores, hosts, and virtual machines.
Each profile type under the Alert Profile accordion menu will have its own Alert Selections and subsequent Assignments choices.
- Navigate to → .
- Click on the Alert Profiles accordion, then click on the type of profile that you want to create.
-
Click
(Configuration),
(Add a new Profile).
- In the Basic Information box, type in a unique Description for the alert profile.
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Select the desired alerts from the Alert Selection area. Use the
Ctrlkey to select multiple alerts. -
Click
to add the Alerts.
- Type in any additional description in the Notes area.
- Click Add.
7.2. Editing an Alert Profile
You can edit an alert profile as your enterprise’s needs change.
- Navigate to → .
- Click on the Alert Profiles accordion, then click the alert profile you want to edit.
-
Click
(Configuration),
(Edit this Alert Profile).
- Make the required changes.
- Click Save.
7.3. Deleting an Alert Profile
Remove alert profiles that you no longer need. This does not remove the alerts associated with the alert profile.
- Navigate to → .
- Click on the Alert Profiles accordion, then click the alert profile you want to remove.
-
Click
(Configuration),
(Delete this Alert Profile).
- Click OK to confirm.
7.4. Assigning an Alert Profile
After an alert profile is created and verified, you can assign it directly to a resource.
- Navigate to → .
- Click on the Alert Profiles accordion, then click on the alert profile that you want to assign.
-
Click
(Configuration),
(Edit Assignments for this Alert Profile).
- The options presented change based on if the alert is for a cluster, datastore, Red Hat CloudForms server, host, or virtual machine and instance. You can assign to the enterprise, to specific hosts, cluster, resource pools, and providers, or based on assign tags. For a Red Hat CloudForms server alert profile, you can only assign to Red Hat CloudForms servers in the current Region.
- Click Save.

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