Event Metrics
Description
Event monitoring provides event data reporting, query, and alarm reporting. You can create alarm rules for both system events and custom events. When specific events occur, Cloud Eye generates alarms for you.
CCM events data of the International website is reported to the AP-Singapore site. Select the corresponding site to view data.
Namespace
SYS.CCM
Monitored Events
| Event Name | Event ID | Severity | Description | Handling Suggestion | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Certificate revocation | CCMRevokeCertificate | Major | The certificate enters into the revocation process. Once revoked, the certificate cannot be used anymore. | Check whether the certificate revocation is really needed. Certificate revocation can be canceled. | If a certificate is revoked, services may be interrupted. |
| Certificate auto-deployment failure | CCMAutoDeploymentFailure | Major | The certificate fails to be automatically deployed. | Check service resources whose certificates need to be replaced. | If no new certificate is deployed after a certificate expires, services may be interrupted. |
| Certificate expiration | CCMCertificateExpiration | Major | An SSL certificate has expired. | Purchase a new certificate in a timely manner. | If no new certificate is deployed after a certificate expires, services may be interrupted. |
| Certificate about to expire | CCMcertificateAboutToExpiration | Major | This alarm is generated when an SSL certificate is about to expire in one month. | Renew or purchase a new certificate in a timely manner. | If no new certificate is deployed after a certificate expires, the website is inaccessible using HTTPS. |
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