Elastalert rule for CPU usage in percentage












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I am facing issue with elastalert rule for CPU usage (not load average). I am not getting any hit and match. Below is my .yaml file for CPU rule:



name: CPU usgae
type: metric_aggregation
index: metricbeat-*
buffer_time:
minutes: 10
metric_agg_key: system.cpu.total.pct
metric_agg_type: avg
query_key: beat.hostname
doc_type: doc
bucket_interval:
minutes: 5
sync_bucket_interval: true
max_threshold: 60.0
filter:
- term:
metricset.name: cpu
alert:
- "email"
email:
- "xyz@xy.com"


Can you please help me what changes i need to make in my rule.



Any assistance will be appreciated.



Thanks.










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    I am facing issue with elastalert rule for CPU usage (not load average). I am not getting any hit and match. Below is my .yaml file for CPU rule:



    name: CPU usgae
    type: metric_aggregation
    index: metricbeat-*
    buffer_time:
    minutes: 10
    metric_agg_key: system.cpu.total.pct
    metric_agg_type: avg
    query_key: beat.hostname
    doc_type: doc
    bucket_interval:
    minutes: 5
    sync_bucket_interval: true
    max_threshold: 60.0
    filter:
    - term:
    metricset.name: cpu
    alert:
    - "email"
    email:
    - "xyz@xy.com"


    Can you please help me what changes i need to make in my rule.



    Any assistance will be appreciated.



    Thanks.










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      I am facing issue with elastalert rule for CPU usage (not load average). I am not getting any hit and match. Below is my .yaml file for CPU rule:



      name: CPU usgae
      type: metric_aggregation
      index: metricbeat-*
      buffer_time:
      minutes: 10
      metric_agg_key: system.cpu.total.pct
      metric_agg_type: avg
      query_key: beat.hostname
      doc_type: doc
      bucket_interval:
      minutes: 5
      sync_bucket_interval: true
      max_threshold: 60.0
      filter:
      - term:
      metricset.name: cpu
      alert:
      - "email"
      email:
      - "xyz@xy.com"


      Can you please help me what changes i need to make in my rule.



      Any assistance will be appreciated.



      Thanks.










      share|improve this question














      I am facing issue with elastalert rule for CPU usage (not load average). I am not getting any hit and match. Below is my .yaml file for CPU rule:



      name: CPU usgae
      type: metric_aggregation
      index: metricbeat-*
      buffer_time:
      minutes: 10
      metric_agg_key: system.cpu.total.pct
      metric_agg_type: avg
      query_key: beat.hostname
      doc_type: doc
      bucket_interval:
      minutes: 5
      sync_bucket_interval: true
      max_threshold: 60.0
      filter:
      - term:
      metricset.name: cpu
      alert:
      - "email"
      email:
      - "xyz@xy.com"


      Can you please help me what changes i need to make in my rule.



      Any assistance will be appreciated.



      Thanks.







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      Tekchand DagarTekchand Dagar

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          Metricbeat reports CPU values in the range of 0 to 1. So a threshold of 60 will never be matched.



          Try it with max_threshold: 0.6 and it probably will work.






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          • I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

            – Tekchand Dagar
            Oct 17 '18 at 7:52











          • what does the original json look like?

            – Faulander
            Oct 17 '18 at 15:30



















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            Metricbeat reports CPU values in the range of 0 to 1. So a threshold of 60 will never be matched.



            Try it with max_threshold: 0.6 and it probably will work.






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            • I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

              – Tekchand Dagar
              Oct 17 '18 at 7:52











            • what does the original json look like?

              – Faulander
              Oct 17 '18 at 15:30
















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            Metricbeat reports CPU values in the range of 0 to 1. So a threshold of 60 will never be matched.



            Try it with max_threshold: 0.6 and it probably will work.






            share|improve this answer
























            • I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

              – Tekchand Dagar
              Oct 17 '18 at 7:52











            • what does the original json look like?

              – Faulander
              Oct 17 '18 at 15:30














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            Metricbeat reports CPU values in the range of 0 to 1. So a threshold of 60 will never be matched.



            Try it with max_threshold: 0.6 and it probably will work.






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            Metricbeat reports CPU values in the range of 0 to 1. So a threshold of 60 will never be matched.



            Try it with max_threshold: 0.6 and it probably will work.







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            • I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

              – Tekchand Dagar
              Oct 17 '18 at 7:52











            • what does the original json look like?

              – Faulander
              Oct 17 '18 at 15:30



















            • I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

              – Tekchand Dagar
              Oct 17 '18 at 7:52











            • what does the original json look like?

              – Faulander
              Oct 17 '18 at 15:30

















            I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

            – Tekchand Dagar
            Oct 17 '18 at 7:52





            I have made the changes as suggested by you. But still i am not getting any hit and alerts. My CPU usage is 100% so it should get hit. I have checked on Kibana dashboard system.cpu.total.pct also showing 100%.

            – Tekchand Dagar
            Oct 17 '18 at 7:52













            what does the original json look like?

            – Faulander
            Oct 17 '18 at 15:30





            what does the original json look like?

            – Faulander
            Oct 17 '18 at 15:30













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                answered Dec 19 '18 at 6:30









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