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DMC Alert - Why is search peer not responding?

inventsekar
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi, 

The DMC got an alert "DMC Alert - Search Peer Not Responding".. it works fine when a search peer goes down, but then when it come back, we should get an alert/notification saying "Search Peer up now", right, but, somehow the DMC/Splunk developers missed to consider this situation/condition. 

i can check the "DMC Alert - Search Peer Not Responding" alert's search query and modify it to create the opposite.. like "DMC Alert - Search Peer Responding Fine"

Now the question is...the "DMC Alert - Search Peer Responding Fine" alert should work only after the first SH down alert. hope you got this issue. Please suggest how we can achieve this, thanks. 

 

thanks and best regards,
Sekar

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gcusello
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Hi @inventsekar,

if you're not using ES you enable an additional action to your Search Peer Down of writing in a Summary or in  a lookup and use the content of (e.g. of the last hour) this Summary index to filter the Peer Up search, something like this:

| rest splunk_server=local /services/search/distributed/peers/ 
| search status="Up" disabled=0 [ search
    index=summary_triggered_alerts earliest=-1h@h latest=now 
    | fields peerName ]  
| fields peerName, status 
| rename peerName as Instance, status as Status

 Ciao.

Giuseppe

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