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*I meant Alerts not Events in the last comment. Example when you go to Alerts you can search for Entity zone, but you cannot search for a specific VM. To reaffirm when you go to infrastructure then to the VM's dashboard you can't see any alerts tied to that VM unless they are actively alerting.
Hello Paul,
That only shows active "issues". I would like to see every event built-in/custom, Smart alert, global config, custom alert that is tied to each host via the host view. It is difficult to go into my events and sort through 554 events to figure out which ones apply to any given host.
Hi Alexandra,
Please allow me to introduce myself. I am Paul Watkins, one of the Product Management Team at IBM Instana.
Thank you for your Idea.
I believe that Instana already meets the requirement you have. If you navigate to Infrastructure from the main menu you will be able to find the VM/host and if you click on it you will see a list of alerts for that VM/Host. Please see attached. However, please comment, if I have misunderstood your idea.
Regards,
Paul.