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Created on Oct 27, 2026

Dynamic Probable Cause Reassessment for Long-Lived Incidents

Adjust Probable cause to an incident as new alarms and updates to the alarms are coming. This requirements is needed as the scope grouping is not time bound.

In IBM Cloud Pak for AIOps, incidents are typically created by grouping related alarms/events based on correlation and scope rules. At the time of incident creation, a "Probable Cause" is identified using the alarms available at that moment.

However, in environments where incident scope grouping is not time-bound, additional alarms and alarm updates may continue to arrive long after the incident has been created. These new alarms can provide stronger evidence of the actual root cause or indicate that the original probable cause is no longer accurate.

Idea priority High