Troubleshooting Rules¶
Falkonry Rules let you define criteria on signals (raw or AI-generated) to trigger alerts and actions.
Q: Why are my rules not triggering as expected?¶
Problem | Solution |
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Evaluation Window, Density, and Coverage not set correctly | - Adjust parameters: - Evaluation Window – defines time range for criteria assessment. - Density – % of the window condition must hold. - Coverage – % of signals that must meet condition (multi-signal rules). |
Categorical Signal Values mismatch | Ensure labels match exactly (case-sensitive). |
Compound Rules not evaluating properly | Verify each contributing rule (AND/OR) evaluates to True as intended. |
Alert Frequency settings block alerts | Check auto-snooze cadence: “Never”, “At most once per day/hour”, “Every time”. |
Q: Why am I getting too many alerts (“Alert Tsunami”)?¶
Problem | Solution |
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Continuous or excessive alerts | - Adjust alert frequency (e.g., “At most once per day/hour”). - Increase evaluation window length. - Raise density %. - Raise coverage % (multi-signal rules). - Combine similar signals into one rule instead of many. |
Q: Can I rename rules after monitoring has started?¶
Problem | Solution |
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Need to rename rule already in use | - Not possible — rule names become output signal names and cannot be changed. Plan rule names carefully following naming conventions. - Create a new rule with desired name and delete previous rule and associated signals |
Q: How can I monitor data quality with rules?¶
Problem | Solution |
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Detecting degraded data quality or frequency issues | - Create rules that check for degraded quality or frequency changes. - Tip: Leaving the statistic dropdown empty counts data points, letting you trigger rules on unusual counts in a window. |
Q: How should I select signals for rules?¶
Problem | Solution |
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Mixing signal types | - Rules must use all numeric or all categorical signals, never both. |
Combining signals with very different ranges | - Avoid grouping signals with very different magnitudes or scales (e.g., current, speed, temperature) in the same rule. |