Monitored baselines chart examples

These are examples of charts with monitored baselines applied.

Plot chart with baselines applied from two situations
This chart shows Purple plot line and pointsDisk Writes Per Second over the past 12 hours. The Chart basline red iconred baseline is from a situation with a threshold of 150 disk writes per second; the Chart basline blue iconblue baseline is from a situation with a threshold of 60 disk writes per second. If these situations were started for this managed system, the "red" situation would have been true twice in the past 12 hours and the "blue" situation would have been true 5 times.
Plot chart of Disk Writes Per Second with 2 monitored baselines for critical high disk writes (red) and warning high disk writes (blue).
Plot chart with a baseline from one situation and its expression override
This charts shows the Interrupts Per Second. The monitored baseline is from a Chart baseline salmon pink icon situation with a threshold of 1000 interrupts per second or higher. The situation has an Chart baseline broken salmon pink iconexpression override of 1200 interrupts per second that is scheduled to run from 07:30 to 16:30 daily.
Plot chart with monitored baselines applied, showing a solid line for the situation threshold and a broken line for the expression override threshold.
This is the same chart after Check box selected iconShow effective thresholds only was selected. During the times when the expression override is applied, only that baseline is drawn. Connector lines are Chart baseline salmon pink iconsolid to indicate that the threshold changes to the situation expression or Chart baseline broken salmon pink iconbroken to indicate that the threshold changes to the override expression.
Plot chart with monitored baselines applied, showing only the effective thresholds, either from the situation or from its expression override (or overrides).
The baselines tell us that events are almost constantly opened for the situation except when the override is applied. The spike of 1600 interrupts per second is not noticed among all the other events.
The situation and the override were edited so that events occur only when the interrupts per second are higher than 1500 during off-peak hours and higher than 1250 during peak hours (between 08:00 and 20:00):
Plot chart with monitored baselines applied, showing only the effective thresholds, either from the situation or from its expression override (or overrides).
Rather than creating a custom schedule for peak hours, it might be more convenient to use the PrimeShift schedule, which runs from 08:00 to 17:00.