Monitoring events and reducing event noise
As an administrator, identify actionable events from a large volume of event data by processing events in various ways.
As an operator, use a centralized event view to monitor and manage events.
Use various event policies to reduce event noise and efficiently identify actionable events.
Jane, an operator at Apex Global, watches for any critical events in their environment that might make their system vulnerable. Jane uses the Events page in BMC Helix Operations Management . She wants to identify events with the critical severity to take immediate action on them, but the volume of events is too large. Jane must quickly identify actionable events from an event storm, so she asks for help from her administrator, Sarah, to reduce event noise.
Sarah configures an event suppression policy to withhold unnecessary events. She also correlates related events and enriches events with additional context to help Jane resolve events faster. Sarah goes a step further and configures automatic notifications for events that Jane is interested in.
The following image describes how event noise reduction takes place:
Refer to the following table to understand the tasks that help you identify actionable events and reduce event noise:
| Action | Reference |
|---|---|
As an administrator, view event data that is ingested from multiple sources in a single place. As an operator, use a centralized event view to monitor and manage events, perform event operations, and filter events. | Monitoring and managing events |
As an administrator, perform advanced event processing for identifying actionable events:
| Defining event policies for enrichment, correlation, notification, and suppression |
| As an administrator, view and analyze out-of-the-box event clusters that are generated based on ML algorithms and improve the mean time to respond (MTTR) to events. | Analyzing event clusters for quick insights |
(Optional) Use correlation policies in BMC Helix Operations Management and view major event patterns in the form of situations in BMC Helix AIOps . |
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