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Incidents raised by AIOps should raise or lower priority if later Alerts meet the requirements to do so

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Operations teams expect that the priority of Incidents generated and reported by AIOps to reflect the current priority of the underlying issue, not the priority of the issue at the time of Incident creation.

Currently, an Incident is raised at a specific priority determined by the criteria specified at the time of creation. If later Alerts are grouped into the incident that would be expected to increase the priority (for example a "warning" incident regarding loss of redundancy later being grouped with an Alert indicating actual service failure), then the incident's priority should similarly be escalated.

Policy execution explicitly states "no Incident will be created if the new/changed Alert is already grouped into an Incident". This prevents the behaviour above - either by forcing creation of a newer Incident (at higher priority) or by escalating the existing Incident when the later Alert comes in.

 

Idea priority Medium