Setting Event Alarm Notifications

Scenarios

Cloud Eye enables event monitoring for protected EIPs and generates alarms for scrubbing, blocking, and unblocking events. This helps you learn about the protection status of CNAD in a timely manner.

After the event alarm notification function is enabled, you can view event details on the Event Monitoring page of the Cloud Eye console when an event occurs.

If you enable Alarm Notifications, Simple Message Notification (SMN) will be used and related fees will be incurred.

Procedure

Log in to the management console.
Click in the upper left corner of the displayed page to select a region.
Hover your mouse over in the upper left corner of the page and choose Management & Governance > Cloud Eye.
Select a monitoring method based on the site requirements.
- Method 1: In the navigation tree on the left, choose Event Monitoring. The Event Monitoring page is displayed.
- Method 2: In the navigation pane on the left, choose Alarms > Alarm Rules. The Alarm Rules page is displayed.
In the upper right corner of the page, click Create Alarm Rule. The Create Alarm Rule page is displayed.

Set alarm parameters by referring to Table 1.

Figure 1 Alarm parameters

**Table 1** Parameters for configuring a protection policy
Parameter	Description
Name	Name of the rule. The system generates a random name and you can modify it.
Description	Description about the rule.
Alarm Type	Select Event.
Event Type	Choose System Event.
Event Source	Choose Elastic IP.
Monitoring Scope	Specifies the resource scope to which the alarm rule applies. Set this parameter as required.
Method	The default option is Configure manually.
Alarm Policy	You are advised to select EIP blocked, EIP unblocked, Start Anti-DDoS traffic scrubbing, and Stop Anti-DDoS traffic scrubbing. When the traffic is greater than 10,000 kbit/s, the system sends an alarm notification when scrubbing starts and when scrubbing ends. When the traffic is less than 10,000 kbit/s, no alarm notification is sent.
Notification Recipient	Set it to the actual recipient. NOTE: Alarm messages are sent by Simple Message Notification (SMN), which may incur a small amount of fees.