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That's why alerts can have different priority levels. So, less serious issues can be addressed during normal working hours (eg. disk is 80% full). Maybe LLMs wi
by aflag 2y ago
That's why alerts can have different priority levels. So, less serious issues can be addressed during normal working hours (eg. disk is 80% full). Maybe LLMs will figure out the correct P level for something like disk usage, but it's unlikely to get it right for things that are particular to your application. Maybe use an LLM when you're creating the alert to auto fill the priority level. That can then be verified by someone. Don't silence an alert based on what an LLM thinks though.
- jofer 2y agoYeah, I completely agree. I just meant that alerts you don't immediately respond to or are "noisy" aren't necessarily things you want to delete. Having low priority "noisy" alerts is not a bad thing.