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Status Under review
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 6, 2024

Extract information from the rules generated by the temporal training

Hello,
Through the AIOps interface, we can view how a specific temporal rule was generated, including the information about the alerts that were grouped and the frequency at which they were found. However, in a scenario where, for example, tens of thousands of rules are created after training, it would be impractical to analyze each of these rules individually via the graphical interface.

To address this, it would be useful to have a way to extract this information. For instance, it would be helpful to extract data on the number of alerts grouped by a specific rule and the frequency at which they were found (including the number of groups). This way, it would be easier for the client to perform an analysis to determine which rules are most relevant to their business needs.


In the attached image, there is an example of the screen where this data is located.

Idea priority Medium