Deployments - Setup Alerts

Picsellia offers you the possibility to define Alerts on a Deployment.

Such Alerts are really useful to ensure you are well-notified if something is going wrong with your Deployment.

These Alerts are defined on metrics that are available in the Dashboard. For instance, if the image sent for inferences are drifting or if the latency is abnormally high.

1. Create or edit an Alert

From a given Deployment, you can create a new Alert by reaching the Settings tab and particularly the Alerts panel.

Alerts panel

Alerts panel

From this view, you can visualize the Alerts already defined in the frame of the current Deployment, edit them, or create new ones.

The Alert creation can be done from the Create a new alert section, by selecting the metric to monitor through the dropdown as shown below:

Selection of the metric to monitor

Selection of the metric to monitor

Once the metric is selected, you can define the threshold that will, when triggered, generate a notification. Once defined, you just need to click on the blue + button to complete the Alert creation:

Alert definition and creation

Alert definition and creation

Once created the Alert is displayed as shown below:

Existing Alerts

Existing Alerts

As you can see Alerts are divided into two categories (i.e. Unsupervised alerts & Supervised Alerts) based on the type of metric they are supervising: Unsupervised Metric or Supervised Metric.

2. Edit Alerts

Still from the Alerts section in the Settings of a given Deployment, you can by clicking on the radio button deactivate or reactive an Alert. Obviously, once deactivated, an Alert can not be triggered.

You also modify the operator or the Threshold value of an existing Alert as shown below:

Modify existing alert

Modify existing alert

Do not forget to click on Save after each modification on an existing Alert:

Save modifications on an Alert

Save modifications on an Alert

2. Visualize triggered Alerts

Now that Alerts are properly configured according to your need, you can go back to the Dashboard tab.

In the Dashboard, you will see quickly if any Alert has been recently triggered.

Triggered Alert section

Triggered Alert section