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Davis Anomaly Detection allows you to create anomaly detectors, set up customized alerts, and transform metric events configuration. You can also save time and create an anomaly detector in
Notebooks while using the app.
To use the latest version of Davis Anomaly Detection, you need to have appropriate permissions. For more information, see Davis Anomaly Detection app overview.
To manually create a simple Anomaly Detection configuration
We recommend that you use the interval: 1m
parameter to ensure proper data resolution for the analysis.
You can write {
to let Davis AI suggest you placeholder names with desired value (for example, {alert_condition}
). For more information, see Event template.
Whenever you Create or Save your anomaly detector, its configuration gets automatically validated. If the there's no errors present in your configuration, you'll be able to save or update your configuration. If there are any errors, the section will be highlighted with red and marked with Error
message under the section title.
Check the Status of the new configuration shortly after creation to ensure there are no errors in the execution.
With Davis for Notebooks, you can preview your Anomaly Detection configuration and evaluate its effectiveness. This option takes you to Notebooks, where you configure the query and monitoring strategy, and then back to
Davis Anomaly Detection to create an event template.
For a DQL query, we recommend that you use the interval: 1m
parameter to ensure proper data resolution for the analysis.
Check the Status of the new configuration shortly after creation to ensure there are no errors in the execution.
Metric events enhance anomaly detection, expanding them beyond out-of-the-box use cases into metric-based events. With the power of DQL, you can extend this reach further.
To convert a metric event to the Anomaly Detection configuration
interval:1m
parameter to the query.Check the Status of the new configuration shortly after creation to ensure there are no errors in the execution.