feat: interface health anomaly fields and term #1009
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rahul-kriplani-jnpr
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Feb 7, 2025
rahul-kriplani-jnpr
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- in-mbps
- out-mbps
- in-errors-count
- out-errors-count
- fec-corrected
- fec-uncorrected
- input-crc-errors
- framing-errros
- output-crc-errors
- optical-temp
- optics-tx-power
- optics-rx-power
- in-mbps - out-mbps - in-errors-count - out-errors-count - fec-corrected - fec-uncorrected - input-crc-errors - framing-errros - output-crc-errors - optical-temp - optics-tx-power - optics-rx-power
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Only Juniper employees can contribute to juniper_official folder. If you are one follow the steps mentioned in the README else, contribute to the community_supplied directory. Make the necessary changes and commit again. |
what should be the order in ideal case? green -> yellow -> red? |
first check alarm then warning and afterwards check for normal and anomalous
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Only Juniper employees can contribute to juniper_official folder. If you are one follow the steps mentioned in the README else, contribute to the community_supplied directory. Make the necessary changes and commit again. |
| /* | ||
| * Sets color to yellow when fec-corrected-errors is not in between predicted range. | ||
| */ | ||
| term is-fec-corrected-errors-anomalous { | ||
| when { | ||
| equal-to "$fec-corrected-anomaly" 1; | ||
| } | ||
| then { | ||
| status { | ||
| color yellow; | ||
| message "$interface-name, FEC corrected errors $fec-corrected is not between the predicted range of ($fec-corrected-anomaly-lower-boundary) and ($fec-corrected-anomaly-upper-boundary)"; | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| } |
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for this I should use next?
what will be the correct syntax?
then {
next {
? the next term, define it or just use its name?
I have reordered terms for below triggers: can you please verify if they makes sense or what needs to be updated. For other triggers where I have added anomaly terms seems like require a next action but I am not sure how to write it. Can you also help in those cases. |
