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# Alert Settings

<mark style="color:green;">**Path: Monitor & Alert > Alert Settings**</mark>

When the system detects an abnormality, it will actively send an alert. You cannot add alerts by yourself.

The system default alerts are **CPU high**, **Heap High**, and **Disk High**.

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### Search Alerts

Keywords can be used for searching, or further use role alias and alert status to search for the alert you want to query.

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### View Alerts <a href="#toc169186113" id="toc169186113"></a>

Search for the alert to view details, and click on the![](/files/62fomUOMo8CuOHQvl5MR)icon to view the details of this alert.

![](/files/zOcgWI27tHP5rgj2BqBB)

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### Update Alerts

1. Search for the alert to modify, and click on the ![](/files/hkf55Sh27bx8uoIfy4He) icon to access the update page.

![](/files/oTBR9wi4ppARHYtMd6QI)

2. Modify the desired fields, and click **Update** to save and exit.

![](/files/hRveicx0PFymjuayN6ju)

### Delete Alerts <a href="#toc169186115" id="toc169186115"></a>

1. Search for the alert to delete, and click on the ![](/files/G4KyY1Smyslnr0fKxJZf) icon to proceed.

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2. A warning prompt displaying the message “**Confirm Delete?**” will pop up. Click **Confirm** to delete this alert and exit.

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