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Created by Guest
Created on May 6, 2026

AIOPs alert viewer to provide distinct and meaningful visualization for every individual group of alerts in case of super grouped alerts

Currently when AIOPs does super grouping and present all those super grouped alerts ( where individual group of alerts may come from scope/topology/temp policies ) in AIOPs alert viewer , all alerts ( irrespective of which individual group/s they belong to ) appear under one synthetic alert. It conceal the individual group membership of each alert and which alerts are appearing in multiple groups. This make it practically impossible for end operator/user to understand what are individual group of alerts / how and why they created / why they super grouped /which alerts are part of multiple groups and without these insights he can't trust the super group.

Idea priority High
  • Guest
    Aug 4, 2026

    When the customer expands the "View correlation" button, they are presented with icons representing group membership. Clicking on these takes them to a view of the groups for each type however it's not an overall view of how everything is grouped. Scope-based grouping tab shows policy names instead of actual value names, for example. Hence it is difficult for the user to be able to quickly understand which data ties them together. If actual values were shown, it would be better. Another comment from the customer was that they don't want to have to dig too deeply to see the relationship. Clicking down into a policy and then having to come back to find the field value is way too complicated. It would be good to understand from a supergrouping level how all the different groups tie all the alerts together. If we could come up with a better more intuitive way to display this, it would solve the problem. So being able to visualise scope-based, temporal, topology, all the groups... and then visualising it in an intuitive way. I don't know what this new more intuitive view should look like, but we need something to make this more understandable.

  • Guest
    Jun 10, 2026

    Hi

    Status of this request now is "Functionality already exists". Thats strange . Please explain me why you think Functionality already exists ? The very fact that this function currently not in AIOPs we have raised this critical idea .

    Thanks and Regards

    Anand Badgi.

  • Guest
    May 7, 2026

    This is very important for all customers.