Monitoring Edge and CDN performance is crucial for ensuring optimal user experience. Configure alerts in Grafana to effectively track performance and availability issues.
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{
"alert": {
"title": "High Latency Alert",
"condition": "avg(latency) > 200",
"message": "Average latency is above 200ms for the last 5 minutes",
"threshold": 200
},
"alert": {
"title": "Error Rate Alert",
"condition": "sum(errors) > 10",
"message": "Error rate exceeds 10 requests in the last 5 minutes",
"threshold": 10
},
"alert": {
"title": "Uptime Alert",
"condition": "uptime < 99.9",
"message": "Uptime has dropped below 99.9% in the last hour",
"threshold": 99.9
}
}
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