Supported Events of GaussDB
Event monitoring provides event data reporting, query, and alarm reporting. You can create alarm rules for both system and custom events. When specific events occur, Cloud Eye generates alarms for you.
Events are key operations on database resources that are stored and monitored by Cloud Eye. You can view events to see operations performed by specific users on specific resources, for example, changing instance specifications.
Event monitoring provides an API for reporting custom events, which helps you collect and report abnormal events or important change events generated by services to Cloud Eye.
Event monitoring is enabled by default. You can view monitoring details about system events and custom events. For details about system events, see Table 1.
Source |
Name |
ID |
Severity |
Description |
Handling Suggestion |
Impact |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
GaussDB |
Process status alarm |
ProcessStatusAlarm |
Major |
Key processes exit, including CMS/CMA, ETCD, GTM, CN, and DN processes. |
Wait until the process is automatically recovered or a primary/standby failover is automatically performed. Check whether services are recovered. If services are not recovered, submit a service ticket. |
If processes on primary nodes are faulty, services are interrupted and then rolled back. If processes on standby nodes are faulty, services are not affected. |
Component status alarm |
ComponentStatusAlarm |
Major |
Key components do not respond, including CMA, ETCD, GTM, CN, and DN components. |
Wait until the process is automatically recovered or a primary/standby failover is automatically performed. Check whether services are recovered. If services are not recovered, submit a service ticket. |
If processes on primary nodes do not respond, neither do the services. If processes on standby nodes are faulty, services are not affected. |
|
Cluster status alarm |
ClusterStatusAlarm |
Major |
The cluster is abnormal, including the following faults: The cluster is read-only. The majority of ETCD members are faulty. The cluster resources are unevenly distributed. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
If the cluster status is read-only, only read requests are processed. If the majority of ETCD members are faulty, the cluster is unavailable. If resources are unevenly distributed, the instance performance and reliability deteriorate. |
|
Hardware resource alarm |
HardwareResourceAlarm |
Major |
A major hardware fault occurs in the instance, such as disk damage or GTM network fault. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
Some or all services are affected. |
|
Status transition alarm |
StateTransitionAlarm |
Major |
The following events occur in the instance: DN build attempt, DN build failure, forcible DN promotion, primary/standby DN switchover/failover, or primary/standby GTM switchover/failover. |
Wait until the fault is automatically rectified and check whether services are recovered. If services are not recovered, submit a service ticket. |
Some services are interrupted. |
|
Other abnormal alarm |
OtherAbnormalAlarm |
Major |
A kernel alarm that does not fall under process status, component status, cluster status, or status transition alarms is reported. For example, a CN removal, CN addition, archive media exception, consecutive archiving failures, or disk usage threshold alarm is reported. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
Some services are interrupted. |
|
Instance running status abnormal |
GaussDBV5FaultyDBInstance |
Major |
This event is a key alarm event and is reported when an instance is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
The database service may be unavailable. |
|
Instance running status recovery |
GaussDBV5InstanceRecovered |
Major |
If a disaster occurs, GaussDB provides an HA tool to automatically or manually rectify the fault. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported. |
No further action is required. |
None |
|
Faulty DB node |
GaussDBV5FaultyDBNode |
Major |
This event is a key alarm event and is reported when a database node is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure. |
Check whether the database service is available and submit a service ticket. |
The database service may be unavailable. |
|
DB node recovered |
GaussDBV5FaultyDBNodeRecovered |
Major |
If a disaster occurs, GaussDB provides an HA tool to automatically or manually rectify the fault. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported. |
No further action is required. |
None |
|
Instance creation failure |
GaussDBV5CreateInstanceFailed |
Major |
Instances fail to be created because the quota is insufficient or underlying resources are exhausted. |
Delete the instances that are no longer used and try to provision new instances again, or submit a service ticket to adjust the resource quota. |
Instances fail to be created. |
|
Node adding failure |
GaussDBV5ExpandClusterFailed |
Major |
The underlying resources are insufficient. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket to coordinate resources. Then, delete the node that failed to be added and add a new one. |
None |
|
Storage scale-up failure |
GaussDBV5EnlargeVolumeFailed |
Major |
The underlying resources are insufficient. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket to coordinate resources. Then, scale up the storage again. |
Services may be interrupted. |
|
Reboot failure |
GaussDBV5RestartInstanceFailed |
Major |
The network is abnormal. |
Retry the reboot operation or submit a service ticket. |
The database service may be unavailable. |
|
Full backup failure |
GaussDBV5FullBackupFailed |
Major |
The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
Data cannot be backed up. |
|
Differential backup failure |
GaussDBV5DifferentialBackupFailed |
Major |
The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
Data cannot be backed up. |
|
Backup deletion failure |
GaussDBV5DeleteBackupFailed |
Major |
Backup files fail to be cleared. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
There may be residual OBS files. |
|
EIP binding failure |
GaussDBV5BindEIPFailed |
Major |
The EIP has been used or EIP resources are insufficient. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
The instance cannot be accessed from the public network. |
|
EIP unbinding failure |
GaussDBV5UnbindEIPFailed |
Major |
The network or the EIP service is faulty. |
Unbind the IP address again or submit a service ticket. |
There may be residual IP resources. |
|
Parameter template application failure |
GaussDBV5UpdateInstanceParamGroupFailed |
Major |
Changing a parameter group times out. |
Change the parameter group again. |
None |
|
Parameter modification failure |
GaussDBV5ApplyParamFailed |
Major |
Changing a parameter group times out. |
Change the parameter group again. |
None |
|
Backup and restoration failure |
GaussDBV5RestoreFromBcakupFailed |
Major |
The underlying resources are insufficient or backup files fail to be downloaded. |
To handle the event, submit a service ticket. |
The database service may be unavailable during the restoration failure. |
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