How to Customise Monitors in StackState for Enhanced Observability | StackState Tuning Tutorial
🔍 Master StackState Monitoring with Ease! 🔍
Welcome to our latest StackState tutorial, where we dive deep into customizing and configuring monitors to tailor-fit your observability needs. StackState is a powerful tool, and with the right adjustments, you can maximize its potential for your unique environment.
In This Tutorial, You’ll Discover:
✅ How to Disable Irrelevant Monitors: Learn to streamline your monitoring by disabling monitors that don't align with your needs.
✅ Editing and Cloning Monitors: We guide you through editing monitors like the Node Disk Pressure monitor, showing how to clone and set critical thresholds.
✅ Component-Specific Threshold Adjustments: See how to fine-tune monitors for specific components, using the example of the Locust service, to avoid unnecessary alerts.
Why Watch This Tutorial?
🚀 Gain insights into effective monitor management.
🚀 Learn practical tips for customizing thresholds and alerts.
🚀 Understand how to tailor StackState for different components.
Key Moments:
0:00 - Introduction to StackState Monitor Customization
0:29 - Disabling Unnecessary Monitors
0:56 - Editing and Cloning Monitors
1:51 - Adjusting Thresholds for Specific Components
3:53 - Recap
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StackState Official Website: https://www.stackstate.com/
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Documentation: https://docs.stackstate.com/