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Looks like you can only get an alert for every single jvm_attach_generic error.
We would only want an alert when this event reaches a certain threshold. Lets say for example, one thousand events in 30 minutes. We do expect to get a certain amount of this error running Instana at the scale that we do. But would like to be notified when it reaches an alarming rate of failing to attach. I do not see a way to configure this functionality in Instana. Do you know if we can get this functionality or do I need to file a feature request?
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