When an SLA is violated (that is, when a statistic parameter exceeds its specified limits):
- A sound (alarm) is played briefly.
- A notification indicating in which panel the violation has occurred appears on the dashboard.
A flashing banner appears in the panel in which the violation has occurred. Depending on the panel view (for example, grid or pie chart), the panel in which the violation occurred highlights the problematic values in red. This banner disappears only when the statistic parameter that resulted in the alarm returns to a normal value.
- If your browser is minimized, a notification informing you of the violation appears on your desktop.
In a panel displaying a speedometer, the chart is divided into three sectors based on SLAs. The needle that appears in the speedometer indicates if the SLAs are violated. The sectors are displayed in the following colors:
- Green: This sector ends at 80% of the SLA limit. A needle in this sector indicates that no violation has occurred or is likely to occur.
- Orange: This sector begins at 80% of the SLA limit. A needle in this sector indicates a warning (that is, a violation is likely to occur).
- Red: This sector ends at 20% of the SLA limit. A needle in this sector indicates that a violation has occurred.
