[docs] Add information about default alert settings #611 #637
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| - **High CPU Usage**: Triggered if CPU usage exceeds **90%** for more than **15 minutes**. | ||
| - **Iperf3 Bandwidth Drop**: Triggered if **TCP bandwidth** is less than **10Mbit/s** for more than **2 days**. | ||
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| These settings can be customized through the device page. |
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Haven't you noticed that this section is inserted in the middle of the explanation of the iperf3 settings?
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Hello @nemesifier,
I apologize for my oversight in placing the "Default Alert Settings" section in the middle of the Iperf3 settings documentation. I have now reorganized the document structure to improve readability and flow.
I have updated it:
- Introduction to device checks and alert settings
- Default alert settings (moved to the beginning)
- Adding custom checks
- Customizing specific checks (Iperf3 example)
Please review the changes and let me know if any further improvements are needed.
Thank you for reviewing it.
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| - **Ping Loss**: Triggered if packet loss exceeds **30%** over **5 minutes**. | ||
| - **High Latency**: Triggered if response time is greater than **200ms** for **10 consecutive pings**. |
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Can you please point out the configuration file from which you're getting this?
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| - **Ping Loss**: Triggered if packet loss exceeds **30%** over **5 minutes**. | ||
| - **High Latency**: Triggered if response time is greater than **200ms** for **10 consecutive pings**. | ||
| - **Low Disk Space**: Triggered if available disk space falls below **10%**. |
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Why does the point below mention tolerance while this doesn't?
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| - **Ping Loss**: Triggered if packet loss exceeds **30%** over **5 minutes**. |
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Can you please point out the configuration file from which you're getting this?
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Reference to Existing Issue
Closes #611.
Description of Changes
This PR adds a new section explaining the default alert settings in OpenWISP Monitoring. The updated documentation includes:
These changes enhance the documentation by making it easier for users to understand the built-in monitoring alerts and their behavior.
@nemesifier kindly review it