Events Supported by Event Monitoring

Note

Events in Event Monitoring come from operations on cloud service resources and are not collected by the Agent in Server Monitoring.

Table 1 Elastic Cloud Server (ECS)

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
ECS	Delete ECS	deleteServer	Major	The ECS was deleted on the management console. by calling APIs.	Check whether the deletion was performed intentionally by a user.	Services are interrupted.
	Reboot ECS	rebootServer	Minor	The ECS was restarted on the management console. by calling APIs.	Check whether the restart was performed intentionally by a user. Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the ECS starts up, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Resize ECS	resizeServer	Minor	The ECS was resized on the management console. by calling APIs.	Check whether the operation was performed by a user. Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the ECS is resized, check whether services have recovered.	Services are interrupted.
	Restart triggered due to system faults	startAutoRecovery	Major	ECSs on a faulty host would be automatically migrated to another properly-running host. During the migration, the ECSs was restarted.	Wait for the event to end and check whether services are affected.	Services may be interrupted.
	Restart completed due to system faults	endAutoRecovery	Major	The ECS was recovered after the automatic migration.	This event indicates that the ECS has recovered and been working properly.	None
	Auto recovery timeout (being processed on the backend)	faultAutoRecovery	Major	Migrating the ECS to a normal host timed out.	Migrate services to other ECSs.	Services are interrupted.
	Improper ECS running	vmIsRunningImproperly	Major	The ECS was faulty or the ECS NIC was abnormal.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the fault is rectified, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Improper ECS running recovered	vmIsRunningImproperlyRecovery	Major	The ECS was restored to the normal status.	Wait for the ECS status to become normal and check whether services are affected.	None
	VM faults caused by host process exceptions	VMFaultsByHostProcessExceptions	Critical	The host where the ECS resides is faulty. The system will automatically try to start the ECS.	After the ECS is started, check whether this ECS and services on it can run properly.	The ECS is faulty.
	Restarted GuestOS	RestartGuestOS	Minor	The guest OS was restarted.	Contact O&M personnel.	Services may be interrupted.

Note

Once a physical host running ECSs breaks down, the ECSs are automatically migrated to a functional physical host. During the migration, the ECSs will be restarted.

Table 2 Advanced Anti-DDoS (AAD)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
AAD	SYS.DDOS	DDoS Attack Events	ddosAttackEvents	Major	A DDoS attack occurs in the AAD protected lines.	Judge the impact on services based on the attack traffic and attack type. If the attack traffic exceeds your purchased elastic bandwidth, change to another line or increase your bandwidth.	Services may be interrupted.
		Domain name scheduling event	domainNameDispatchEvents	Major	The high-defense CNAME corresponding to the domain name is scheduled, and the domain name is resolved to another high-defense IP address.	Pay attention to the workloads involving the domain name.	Services are not affected.
		Blackhole event	blackHoleEvents	Major	The attack traffic exceeds the purchased AAD protection threshold.	A blackhole is canceled after 30 minutes by default. The actual blackhole duration is related to the blackhole triggering times and peak attack traffic on the current day. The maximum duration is 24 hours. If you need to permit access before a blackhole becomes ineffective, contact technical support.	Services may be interrupted.
		Cancel Blackhole	cancelBlackHole	Informational	The customer's AAD instance recovers from the black hole state.	This is only a prompt and no action is required.	Customer services recover.
		IP address scheduling triggered	ipDispatchEvents	Major	IP route changed	Check the workloads of the IP address.	Services are not affected.

Table 3 Elastic Load Balance (ELB)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
ELB	SYS.ELB	The backend servers are unhealthy.	healthCheckUnhealthy	Major	Generally, this problem occurs because backend server services are offline. This event will not be reported after it is reported for several times.	Ensure that the backend servers are running properly.	ELB does not forward requests to unhealthy backend servers. If all backend servers in the backend server group are detected unhealthy, services will be interrupted.
		The backend server is detected healthy.	healthCheckRecovery	Minor	The backend server is detected healthy.	No further action is required.	The load balancer can properly route requests to the backend server.

Table 4 Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR)

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
CBR	Failed to create the backup.	backupFailed	Critical	The backup failed to be created.	Manually create a backup or contact customer service.	Data loss may occur.
	Failed to restore the resource using a backup.	restorationFailed	Critical	The resource failed to be restored using a backup.	Restore the resource using another backup or contact customer service.	Data loss may occur.
	Failed to delete the backup.	backupDeleteFailed	Critical	The backup failed to be deleted.	Try again later or contact customer service.	Charging may be abnormal.
	Failed to delete the vault.	vaultDeleteFailed	Critical	The vault failed to be deleted.	Try again later or contact technical support.	Charging may be abnormal.
	Replication failure	replicationFailed	Critical	The backup failed to be replicated.	Try again later or contact technical support.	Data loss may occur.
	The backup is created successfully.	backupSucceeded	Major	The backup was created.	None	None
	Resource restoration using a backup succeeded.	restorationSucceeded	Major	The resource was restored using a backup.	Check whether the data is successfully restored.	None
	The backup is deleted successfully.	backupDeletionSucceeded	Major	The backup was deleted.	None	None
	The vault is deleted successfully.	vaultDeletionSucceeded	Major	The vault was deleted.	None	None
	Replication success	replicationSucceeded	Major	The backup was replicated successfully.	None	None
	Client offline	agentOffline	Critical	The backup client was offline.	Ensure that the Agent status is normal and the backup client can be connected to .	Backup tasks may fail.
	Client online	agentOnline	Major	The backup client was online.	None	None

Table 5 Relational Database Service (RDS) — resource exception

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
RDS	SYS.RDS	DB instance creation failure	createInstanceFailed	Major	Generally, the cause is that the number of disks is insufficient due to quota limits, or underlying resources are exhausted.	The selected resource specifications are insufficient. Select other available specifications and try again.	DB instances cannot be created.
		Full backup failure	fullBackupFailed	Major	A single full backup failure does not affect the files that have been successfully backed up, but prolong the incremental backup time during the point-in-time restore (PITR).	Try again.	Restoration using backups will be affected.
		Read replica promotion failure	activeStandBySwitchFailed	Major	The standby DB instance does not take over workloads from the primary DB instance due to network or server failures. The original primary DB instance continues to provide services within a short time.	Perform the operation again during off-peak hours.	Read replica promotion failed.
		Replication status abnormal	abnormalReplicationStatus	Major	The possible causes are as follows: The replication delay between the primary instance and the standby instance or a read replica is too long, which usually occurs when a large amount of data is being written to databases or a large transaction is being processed. During peak hours, data may be blocked. The network between the primary instance and the standby instance or a read replica is disconnected.	The issue is being fixed. Please wait for our notifications.	The replication status is abnormal.
		Replication status recovered	replicationStatusRecovered	Major	The replication delay between the primary and standby instances is within the normal range, or the network connection between them has restored.	Check whether services are running properly.	Replication status is recovered.
		DB instance faulty	faultyDBInstance	Major	A single or primary DB instance was faulty due to a catastrophic failure, for example, server failure.	The issue is being fixed. Please wait for our notifications.	The instance status is abnormal.
		DB instance recovered	DBInstanceRecovered	Major	RDS rebuilds the standby DB instance with its high availability. After the instance is rebuilt, this event will be reported.	The DB instance status is normal. Check whether services are running properly.	The instance is recovered.
		Failure of changing single DB instance to primary/standby	singleToHaFailed	Major	A fault occurs when RDS is creating the standby DB instance or configuring replication between the primary and standby DB instances. The fault may occur because resources are insufficient in the data center where the standby DB instance is located.	Automatic retry is in progress.	Changing a single DB instance to primary/standby failed.
		Database process restarted	DatabaseProcessRestarted	Major	The database process is stopped due to insufficient memory or high load.	Check whether services are running properly.	The primary instance is restarted. Services are interrupted for a short period of time.
		Instance storage full	instanceDiskFull	Major	Generally, the cause is that the data space usage is too high.	Scale up the storage.	The instance storage is used up. No data can be written into databases.
		Instance storage full recovered	instanceDiskFullRecovered	Major	The instance disk is recovered.	Check whether services are running properly.	The instance has available storage.
		Kafka connection failed	kafkaConnectionFailed	Major	The network is unstable or the Kafka server does not work properly.	Check whether services are affected.	None

Table 6 Document Database Service (DDS)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
DDS	SYS.DDS	DB instance creation failure	DDSCreateInstanceFailed	Major	A DDS instance fails to be created due to insufficient disks, quotas, and underlying resources.	Check the number and quota of disks. Release resources and create DDS instances again.	DDS instances cannot be created.
		Replication failed	DDSAbnormalReplicationStatus	Major	The possible causes are as follows: The replication delay between the primary instance and the standby instance or a read replica is too long, which usually occurs when a large amount of data is being written to databases or a large transaction is being processed. During peak hours, data may be blocked. The network between the primary instance and the standby instance or a read replica is disconnected.	Submit a service ticket.	Your applications are not affected because this event does not interrupt data read and write.
		Replication recovered	DDSReplicationStatusRecovered	Major	The replication delay between the primary and standby instances is within the normal range, or the network connection between them has restored.	No action is required.	None
		DB instance failed	DDSFaultyDBInstance	Major	This event is a key alarm event and is reported when an instance is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure.	Submit a service ticket.	The database service may be unavailable.
		DB instance recovered	DDSDBInstanceRecovered	Major	If a disaster occurs, NoSQL provides an HA tool to automatically or manually rectify the fault. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported.	No action is required.	None
		Faulty node	DDSFaultyDBNode	Major	This event is a key alarm event and is reported when a database node is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure.	Check whether the database service is available and submit a service ticket.	The database service may be unavailable.
		Node recovered	DDSDBNodeRecovered	Major	If a disaster occurs, NoSQL provides an HA tool to automatically or manually rectify the fault. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported.	No action is required.	None
		Primary/standby switchover or failover	DDSPrimaryStandbySwitched	Major	A primary/standby switchover is performed or a failover is triggered.	No action is required.	None
		Insufficient storage space	DDSRiskyDataDiskUsage	Major	The storage space is insufficient.	Scale up storage space. For details, see section "Scaling Up Storage Space" in the corresponding user guide.	The instance is set to read-only and data cannot be written to the instance.
		Data disk expanded and being writable	DDSDataDiskUsageRecovered	Major	The capacity of a data disk has been expanded and the data disk becomes writable.	No further action is required.	No adverse impact.
		Schedule for deleting a KMS key	DDSplanDeleteKmsKey	Major	A request to schedule deletion of a KMS key was submitted.	After the KMS key is scheduled to be deleted, either decrypt the data encrypted by KMS key in a timely manner or cancel the key deletion.	After the KMS key is deleted, users cannot encrypt disks.

Table 7 GaussDB(for MySQL)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
GaussDB(for MySQL)	SYS.GAUSSDB	Incremental backup failure	TaurusIncrementalBackupInstanceFailed	Major	The network between the instance and the management plane (or the OBS) is disconnected, or the backup environment created for the instance is abnormal.	Submit a service ticket.	Backup jobs fail.
		Read replica creation failure	addReadonlyNodesFailed	Major	The quota is insufficient or underlying resources are exhausted.	Check the read replica quota. Release resources and create read replicas again.	Read replicas fail to be created.
		DB instance creation failure	createInstanceFailed	Major	The instance quota or underlying resources are insufficient.	Check the instance quota. Release resources and create instances again.	DB instances fail to be created.
		Read replica promotion failure	activeStandBySwitchFailed	Major	The read replica fails to be promoted to the primary node due to network or server failures. The original primary node takes over services quickly.	Submit a service ticket.	The read replica fails to be promoted to the primary node.
		Instance specifications change failure	flavorAlterationFailed	Major	The quota is insufficient or underlying resources are exhausted.	Submit a service ticket.	Instance specifications fail to be changed.
		Faulty DB instance	TaurusInstanceRunningStatusAbnormal	Major	The instance process is faulty or the communications between the instance and the DFV storage are abnormal.	Submit a service ticket.	Services may be affected.
		DB instance recovered	TaurusInstanceRunningStatusRecovered	Major	The instance is recovered.	Observe the service running status.	None
		Faulty node	TaurusNodeRunningStatusAbnormal	Major	The node process is faulty or the communications between the node and the DFV storage are abnormal.	Observe the instance and service running statuses.	A read replica may be promoted to the primary node.
		Node recovered	TaurusNodeRunningStatusRecovered	Major	The node is recovered.	Observe the service running status.	None
		Read replica deletion failure	TaurusDeleteReadOnlyNodeFailed	Major	The communications between the management plane and the read replica are abnormal or the VM fails to be deleted from IaaS.	Submit a service ticket.	Read replicas fail to be deleted.
		Password reset failure	TaurusResetInstancePasswordFailed	Major	The communications between the management plane and the instance are abnormal or the instance is abnormal.	Check the instance status and try again. If the fault persists, submit a service ticket.	Passwords fail to be reset for instances.
		DB instance reboot failure	TaurusRestartInstanceFailed	Major	The network between the management plane and the instance is abnormal or the instance is abnormal.	Check the instance status and try again. If the fault persists, submit a service ticket.	Instances fail to be rebooted.
		Restoration to new DB instance failure	TaurusRestoreToNewInstanceFailed	Major	The instance quota is insufficient, underlying resources are exhausted, or the data restoration logic is incorrect.	If the new instance fails to be created, check the instance quota, release resources, and try to restore to a new instance again. In other cases, submit a service ticket.	Backup data fails to be restored to new instances.
		EIP binding failure	TaurusBindEIPToInstanceFailed	Major	The binding task fails.	Submit a service ticket.	EIPs fail to be bound to instances.
		EIP unbinding failure	TaurusUnbindEIPFromInstanceFailed	Major	The unbinding task fails.	Submit a service ticket.	EIPs fail to be unbound from instances.
		Parameter modification failure	TaurusUpdateInstanceParameterFailed	Major	The network between the management plane and the instance is abnormal or the instance is abnormal.	Check the instance status and try again. If the fault persists, submit a service ticket.	Instance parameters fail to be modified.
		Parameter template application failure	TaurusApplyParameterGroupToInstanceFailed	Major	The network between the management plane and instances is abnormal or the instances are abnormal.	Check the instance status and try again. If the fault persists, submit a service ticket.	Parameter templates fail to be applied to instances.
		Full backup failure	TaurusBackupInstanceFailed	Major	The network between the instance and the management plane (or the OBS) is disconnected, or the backup environment created for the instance is abnormal.	Submit a service ticket.	Backup jobs fail.
		Primary/standby failover	TaurusActiveStandbySwitched	Major	When the network, physical machine, or database of the primary node is faulty, the system promotes a read replica to primary based on the failover priority to ensure service continuity.	Check whether the service is running properly. Check whether an alarm is generated, indicating that the read replica failed to be promoted to primary.	During the failover, database connection is interrupted for a short period of time. After the failover is complete, you can reconnect to the database.
		Database read-only	NodeReadonlyMode	Major	The database supports only query operations.	Submit a service ticket.	After the database becomes read-only, write operations cannot be processed.
		Database read/write	NodeReadWriteMode	Major	The database supports both write and read operations.	Submit a service ticket.	None.
		Instance DR switchover	DisasterSwitchOver	Major	If an instance is faulty and unavailable, a switchover is performed to ensure that the instance continues to provide services.	Contact technical support.	The database connection is intermittently interrupted. The HA service switches workloads from the primary node to a read replica and continues to provide services.
		Database process restarted	TaurusDatabaseProcessRestarted	Major	The database process is stopped due to insufficient memory or high load.	Log in to the Cloud Eye console. Check whether the memory usage increases sharply or the CPU usage is too high for a long time. You can increase the specifications or optimize the service logic.	When the database process is suspended, workloads on the node are interrupted. In this case, the HA service automatically restarts the database process and attempts to recover the workloads.

Table 8 GaussDB

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
GaussDB	SYS.GAUSSDBV5	Process status alarm	ProcessStatusAlarm	Major	Key processes exit, including CMS/CMA, ETCD, GTM, CN, and DN processes.	Wait until the process is automatically recovered or a primary/standby failover is automatically performed. Check whether services are recovered. If no, contact SRE engineers.	If processes on primary nodes are faulty, services are interrupted and then rolled back. If processes on standby nodes are faulty, services are not affected.
		Component status alarm	ComponentStatusAlarm	Major	Key components do not respond, including CMA, ETCD, GTM, CN, and DN components.	Wait until the process is automatically recovered or a primary/standby failover is automatically performed. Check whether services are recovered. If no, contact SRE engineers.	If processes on primary nodes do not respond, neither do the services. If processes on standby nodes are faulty, services are not affected.
		Cluster status alarm	ClusterStatusAlarm	Major	The cluster status is abnormal. For example, the cluster is read-only; majority of ETCDs are faulty; or the cluster resources are unevenly distributed.	Contact SRE engineers.	If the cluster status is read-only, only read services are processed. If the majority of ETCDs are fault, the cluster is unavailable. If resources are unevenly distributed, the instance performance and reliability deteriorate.
		Hardware resource alarm	HardwareResourceAlarm	Major	A major hardware fault occurs in the instance, such as disk damage or GTM network fault.	Contact SRE engineers.	Some or all services are affected.
		Status transition alarm	StateTransitionAlarm	Major	The following events occur in the instance: DN build failure, forcible DN promotion, primary/standby DN switchover/failover, or primary/standby GTM switchover/failover.	Wait until the fault is automatically rectified and check whether services are recovered. If no, contact SRE engineers.	Some services are interrupted.
		Other abnormal alarm	OtherAbnormalAlarm	Major	Disk usage threshold alarm	Focus on service changes and scale up storage space as needed.	If the used storage space exceeds the threshold, storage space cannot be scaled up.
		Faulty DB instance	TaurusInstanceRunningStatusAbnormal	Major	This event is a key alarm event and is reported when an instance is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure.	Submit a service ticket.	The database service may be unavailable.
		DB instance recovered	TaurusInstanceRunningStatusRecovered	Major	GaussDB(openGauss) provides an HA tool for automated or manual rectification of faults. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported.	No further action is required.	None
		Faulty DB node	TaurusNodeRunningStatusAbnormal	Major	This event is a key alarm event and is reported when a database node is faulty due to a disaster or a server failure.	Check whether the database service is available and submit a service ticket.	The database service may be unavailable.
		DB node recovered	TaurusNodeRunningStatusRecovered	Major	GaussDB(openGauss) provides an HA tool for automated or manual rectification of faults. After the fault is rectified, this event is reported.	No further action is required.	None
		DB instance creation failure	GaussDBV5CreateInstanceFailed	Major	Instances fail to be created because the quota is insufficient or underlying resources are exhausted.	Release the instances that are no longer used and try to provision them again, or submit a service ticket to adjust the quota.	DB instances cannot be created.
		Node adding failure	GaussDBV5ExpandClusterFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient.	Submit a service ticket. The O&M personnel will coordinate resources in the background, and then you delete the node that failed to be added and add a new node.	None
		Storage scale-up failure	GaussDBV5EnlargeVolumeFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient.	Submit a service ticket. The O&M personnel will coordinate resources in the background and then you scale up the storage space again.	Services may be interrupted.
		Reboot failure	GaussDBV5RestartInstanceFailed	Major	The network is abnormal.	Retry the reboot operation or submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	The database service may be unavailable.
		Full backup failure	GaussDBV5FullBackupFailed	Major	The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	Data cannot be backed up.
		Differential backup failure	GaussDBV5DifferentialBackupFailed	Major	The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	Data cannot be backed up.
		Backup deletion failure	GaussDBV5DeleteBackupFailed	Major	This function does not need to be implemented.	N/A	N/A
		EIP binding failure	GaussDBV5BindEIPFailed	Major	The EIP is bound to another resource.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	The instance cannot be accessed from the Internet.
		EIP unbinding failure	GaussDBV5UnbindEIPFailed	Major	The network is faulty or EIP is abnormal.	Unbind the IP address again or submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	IP addresses may be residual.
		Parameter template application failure	GaussDBV5ApplyParamFailed	Major	Modifying a parameter template times out.	Modify the parameter template again.	None
		Parameter modification failure	GaussDBV5UpdateInstanceParamGroupFailed	Major	Modifying a parameter template times out.	Modify the parameter template again.	None
		Backup and restoration failure	GaussDBV5RestoreFromBcakupFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient or backup files fail to be downloaded.	Submit a service ticket.	The database service may be unavailable during the restoration failure.
		Failed to upgrade the hot patch	GaussDBV5UpgradeHotfixFailed	Major	Generally, this fault is caused by an error reported during kernel upgrade.	View the error information about the workflow and redo or skip the job.	None

Table 9 Distributed Database Middleware (DDM)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
DDM	SYS.DDM	Failed to create a DDM instance	createDdmInstanceFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient.	Release resources and create the instance again.	DDM instances cannot be created.
		Failed to change class of a DDM instance	resizeFlavorFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel to coordinate resources and try again.	Services on some nodes are interrupted.
		Failed to scale out a DDM instance	enlargeNodeFailed	Major	The underlying resources are insufficient.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel to coordinate resources, delete the node that fails to be added, and add a node again.	The instance fails to be scaled out.
		Failed to scale in a DDM instance	reduceNodeFailed	Major	The underlying resources fail to be released.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel to release resources.	The instance fails to be scaled in.
		Failed to restart a DDM instance	restartInstanceFailed	Major	The DB instances associated are abnormal.	Check whether DB instances associated are normal. If the instances are normal, submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	Services on some nodes are interrupted.
		Failed to create a schema	createLogicDbFailed	Major	The possible causes are as follows: The password for the DB instance account is incorrect. The security group of the DDM instance and the associated DB instance are incorrectly configured. As a result, the DDM instance cannot communicate with the associated DB instance.	Check whether The username and password of the DB instance are correct. The security groups associated with the DDM instance and underlying database instance are correctly configured.	Services cannot run properly.
		Failed to bind an EIP	bindEipFailed	Major	The EIP is abnormal.	Try again later. In case of emergency, contact O&M personnel to rectify the fault.	The DDM instance cannot be accessed from the Internet.
		Failed to scale out a schema	migrateLogicDbFailed	Major	The underlying resources fail to be processed.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	The schema cannot be scaled out.
		Failed to re-scale out a schema	retryMigrateLogicDbFailed	Major	The underlying resources fail to be processed.	Submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	The schema cannot be scaled out.

Table 10 Elastic Volume Service (EVS)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
EVS	SYS.EVS	Update disk	updateVolume	Minor	Update the name and description of an EVS disk.	No further action is required.	None
		Expand disk	extendVolume	Minor	Expand an EVS disk.	No further action is required.	None
		Delete disk	deleteVolume	Major	Delete an EVS disk.	No further action is required.	Deleted disks cannot be recovered.
		QoS upper limit reached	reachQoS	Major	The I/O latency increases as the QoS upper limits of the disk are frequently reached and flow control triggered.	Change the disk type to one with a higher specification.	The current disk may fail to meet service requirements.

Table 11 Key Management Service (KMS)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity
KMS	SYS.KMS	Key disabled	disableKey	Major
		Key deletion scheduled	scheduleKeyDeletion	Minor
		Grant retired	retireGrant	Major
		Grant revoked	revokeGrant	Major

Table 12 Cloud Eye

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution
Cloud Eye	Agent heartbeat interruption	agentHeartbeatInterrupted	Major	The Agent sends a heartbeat message to Cloud Eye every minute. If Cloud Eye cannot receive a heartbeat for 3 minutes, Agent Status is displayed as Faulty.	Confirm that the Agent domain name cannot be resolved. Check whether your account is in arrears. The Agent process is faulty. Restart the Agent. If the Agent process is still faulty after the restart, the Agent files may be damaged. In this case, reinstall the Agent. Confirm that the server time is inconsistent with the local standard time. Update the Agent to the latest version.

Table 13 Distributed Cache Service (DCS)

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
DCS	SYS.DCS	Full sync retry during online migration	migrationFullResync	Minor	If online migration fails, full synchronization will be triggered because incremental synchronization cannot be performed.	Check whether full sync retries are triggered repeatedly. Check whether the source instance is connected and whether it is overloaded. If full sync retries are triggered repeatedly, contact O&M personnel.	The migration task is disconnected from the source instance, triggering another full sync. As a result, the CPU usage of the source instance may increase sharply.
			masterStandbyFailover	Minor	The master node was abnormal, promoting a replica to master.
		Memcached master/standby switchover	memcachedMasterStandbyFailover	Minor	The master node was abnormal, promoting the standby node to master.	Check whether services can recover by themselves. If applications cannot recover, restart them.	Persistent connections to the instance are interrupted.
		Redis server abnormal	redisNodeStatusAbnormal	Major	The Redis server status was abnormal.	Check whether services are affected. If yes, contact O&M personnel.	If the master node is abnormal, an automatic failover is performed. If a standby node is abnormal and the client directly connects to the standby node for read/write splitting, no data can be read.
		Redis server recovered	redisNodeStatusNormal	Major	The Redis server status recovered.	Check whether services can recover. If the applications are not reconnected, restart them.	Recover from an exception.
		Sync failure in data migration	migrateSyncDataFail	Major	Online migration failed.	Reconfigure the migration task and migrate data again. If the fault persists, contact O&M personnel.	Data migration fails.
		Memcached instance abnormal	memcachedInstanceStatusAbnormal	Major	The Memcached node status was abnormal.	Check whether services are affected. If yes, contact O&M personnel.	The Memcached instance is abnormal and may not be accessed.
		Memcached instance recovered	memcachedInstanceStatusNormal	Major	The Memcached node status recovered.	Check whether services can recover. If the applications are not reconnected, restart them.	Recover from an exception.
		Instance backup failure	instanceBackupFailure	Major	The DCS instance fails to be backed up due to an OBS access failure.	Retry backup manually.	Automated backup fails.
		Instance node abnormal restart	instanceNodeAbnormalRestart	Major	DCS nodes restarted unexpectedly when they became faulty.	Check whether services can recover. If the applications are not reconnected, restart them.	Persistent connections to the instance are interrupted.
		Long-running Lua scripts stopped	scriptsStopped	Informational	Lua scripts that had timed out automatically stopped running.	Optimize Lua scrips to prevent execution timeout.	If Lua scripts take a long time to execute, they will be forcibly stopped to avoid blocking the entire instance.
		Node restarted	nodeRestarted	Informational	After write operations had been performed, the node automatically restarted to stop Lua scripts that had timed out.	Check whether services can recover by themselves. If applications cannot recover, restart them.	Persistent connections to the instance are interrupted.

Table 14 Config

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
RMS	Configuration noncompliance notification	configurationNoncomplianceNotification	Major	The assignment evaluation result is Non-compliant.	Modify the noncompliant configuration items of the resource.	None
	Configuration compliance notification	configurationComplianceNotification	Informational	The assignment evaluation result changed to be Compliant.	None	None

Table 15 Host Security Service

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
HSS	SYS.HSS	HSS agent disconnected	hssAgentAbnormalOffline	Major	The communication between the agent and the server is abnormal, or the agent process on the server is abnormal.	Fix your network connection. If the agent is still offline for a long time after the network recovers, the agent process may be abnormal. In this case, log in to the server and restart the agent process.	Services are interrupted.
		Abnormal HSS agent status	hssAgentAbnormalProtection	Major	The agent is abnormal probably because it does not have sufficient resources.	Log in to the server and check your resources. If the usage of memory or other system resources is too high, increase their capacity first. If the resources are sufficient but the fault persists after the agent process is restarted, submit a service ticket to the O&M personnel.	Services are interrupted.

Table 16 Image Management Service

Event Source	Namespace	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
IMS	SYS.IMS	Create Image	createImage	Major	An image was created.	None	You can use this image to create cloud servers.
		Update Image	updateImage	Major	Metadata of an image was modified.	None	Cloud servers may fail to be created from this image.
		Delete Image	deleteImage	Major	An image was deleted.	None	This image will be unavailable on the management console.

Table 17 Bare Metal Server (BMS)

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
BMS	ECC uncorrectable errors generated on GPU SRAM	SRAMUncorrectableEccError	Major	There are ECC uncorrectable errors generated on GPU SRAM.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The GPU hardware may be faulty. As a result, the GPU memory is faulty, and services exit abnormally.
	osShutdown	osShutdown	Major	The BMS was stopped on the management console. by calling APIs.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is started, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Abnormal shutdown	serverShutdown	Major	The BMS was stopped unexpectedly, which may be caused by unexpected power-off. hardware faults.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is started, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Abnormal reboot	serverReboot	Major	The BMS restarted unexpectedly, which may be caused by OS faults. hardware faults.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is restarted, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Network interruption	linkDown	Major	The BMS network was disconnected. Possible causes are as follows: The BMS was unexpectedly stopped or restarted. The switch was faulty. The gateway was faulty.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is started, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	PCIE error	pcieError	Major	The PCIe devices or main board of the BMS was faulty.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is started, check whether services recover.	The network or disk read/write services are affected.
	Disk error	diskError	Major	The disk backplane or disks of the BMS were faulty.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the fault is rectified, check whether services recover.	Data read/write services are affected, or the BMS cannot be started.
	Storage error	storageError	Major	The BMS failed to connect to EVS disks. Possible causes are as follows: The SDI card was faulty. Remote storage devices were faulty.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the fault is rectified, check whether services recover.	Data read/write services are affected, or the BMS cannot be started.
	OS reboot	osReboot	Major	The BMS was restarted on the management console. by calling APIs.	Deploy service applications in HA mode. After the BMS is restarted, check whether services recover.	Services are interrupted.
	Inforom alarm generated on GPU	gpuInfoROMAlarm	Major	The driver failed to read inforom information due to GPU faults.	Non-critical services can continue to use the GPU card. For critical services, submit a service ticket to resolve this issue.	Services will not be affected if inforom information cannot be read. If error correction code (ECC) errors are reported on GPU, faulty pages may not be automatically retired and services are affected.
	Double-bit ECC alarm generated on GPU	doubleBitEccError	Major	A double-bit ECC error occurred on GPU.	If services are interrupted, restart the services to restore. If services cannot be restarted, restart the VM where services are running. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	Services may be interrupted. After faulty pages are retired, the GPU card can continue to be used.
	Too many retired pages	gpuTooManyRetiredPagesAlarm	Major	An ECC page retirement error occurred on GPU.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	Services may be affected.
	ECC alarm generated on GPU A100	gpuA100EccAlarm	Major	An ECC error occurred on GPU.	If services are interrupted, restart the services to restore. If services cannot be restarted, restart the VM where services are running. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	Services may be interrupted. After faulty pages are retired, the GPU card can continue to be used.
	GPU ECC memory page retirement failure	eccPageRetirementRecordingFailure	Major	Automatic page retirement failed due to ECC errors.	If services are interrupted, restart the services to restore. If services cannot be restarted, restart the VM where services are running. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	Services may be interrupted, and memory page retirement fails. As a result, services cannot no longer use the GPU card.
	GPU ECC page retirement alarm generated	eccPageRetirementRecordingEvent	Minor	Memory pages are automatically retired due to ECC errors.	If services are interrupted, restart the services to restore. If services cannot be restarted, restart the VM where services are running. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	Generally, this alarm is generated together with the ECC error alarm. If this alarm is generated independently, services are not affected.
	Too many single-bit ECC errors on GPU	highSingleBitEccErrorRate	Major	There are too many single-bit ECC errors.	If services are interrupted, restart the services to restore. If services cannot be restarted, restart the VM where services are running. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	Single-bit errors can be automatically rectified and do not affect GPU-related applications.
	GPU card not found	gpuDriverLinkFailureAlarm	Major	A GPU link is normal, but the NVIDIA driver cannot find the GPU card.	Restart the VM to restore services. If services still cannot be restored, submit a service ticket.	The GPU card cannot be found.
	GPU link faulty	gpuPcieLinkFailureAlarm	Major	GPU hardware information cannot be queried through lspci due to a GPU link fault.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The driver cannot use GPU.
	GPU card lost	vmLostGpuAlarm	Major	The number of GPU cards on the VM is less than the number specified in the specifications.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	GPU cards get lost.
	GPU memory page faulty	gpuMemoryPageFault	Major	The GPU memory page is faulty, which may be caused by applications, drivers, or hardware.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The GPU hardware may be faulty. As a result, the GPU memory is faulty, and services exit abnormally.
	GPU image engine faulty	graphicsEngineException	Major	The GPU image engine is faulty, which may be caused by applications, drivers, or hardware.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The GPU hardware may be faulty. As a result, the image engine is faulty, and services exit abnormally.
	GPU temperature too high	highTemperatureEvent	Major	GPU temperature too high	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	If the GPU temperature exceeds the threshold, the GPU performance may deteriorate.
	GPU NVLink faulty	nvlinkError	Major	A hardware fault occurs on the NVLink.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The NVLink link is faulty and unavailable.
	nvidia-smi suspended	nvidiaSmiHangEvent	Major	nvidia-smi timed out.	If services are affected, submit a service ticket.	The driver may report an error during service running.

Table 18 Virtual Private Cloud

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity
Elastic IP and bandwidth	Delete VPC	deleteVpc	Major
	Modify VPC	modifyVpc	Minor
	Delete subnet	deleteSubnet	Minor
	Modify subnet	modifySubnet	Minor
	Modify bandwidth	modifyBandwidth	Minor
	Delete VPN	deleteVpn	Major
	Modify VPN	modifyVpn	Minor

Table 19 Object Storage Service (OBS)

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity
OBS	Delete bucket	deleteBucket	Major
	Delete bucket policy	deleteBucketPolicy	Major
	Set bucket ACL	setBucketAcl	Minor
	Set bucket policy	setBucketPolicy	Minor

Table 20 Elastic IP (EIP)

Event Source	Event Name	Event ID	Event Severity	Description	Solution	Impact
EIP	EIP bandwidth overflow	EIPBandwidthOverflow	Major	The used bandwidth exceeded the purchased one, which may slow down the network or cause packet loss. The value of this event is the maximum value in a monitoring period, and the value of the EIP inbound and outbound bandwidth is the value at a specific time point in the period. The metrics are described as follows: egressDropBandwidth: dropped outbound packets (bytes) egressAcceptBandwidth: accepted outbound packets (bytes) egressMaxBandwidthPerSec: peak outbound bandwidth (byte/s) ingressAcceptBandwidth: accepted inbound packets (bytes) ingressMaxBandwidthPerSec: peak inbound bandwidth (byte/s) ingressDropBandwidth: dropped inbound packets (bytes)	Check whether the EIP bandwidth keeps increasing and whether services are normal. Increase bandwidth if necessary.	The network becomes slow or packets are lost.
	Delete EIP	deleteEip	Minor	The EIP was released.	Check whether the EIP was release by mistake.	The server that has the EIP bound cannot access the Internet.
	EIP blocked	blockEIP	Critical	The used bandwidth of an EIP exceeded 5 Gbit/s, the EIP were blocked and packets were discarded. Such an event may be caused by DDoS attacks.	Replace the EIP to prevent services from being affected. Locate and deal with the fault.	Services are impacted.
	EIP unblocked	unblockEIP	Critical	The EIP was unblocked.	Use the previous EIP again.	None
	Start DDoS traffic scrubbing	ddosCleanEIP	Major	Traffic scrubbing on the EIP was started to prevent DDoS attacks.	Check whether the EIP was attacked.	Services may be interrupted.
	Stop DDoS traffic scrubbing	ddosEndCleanEip	Major	Traffic scrubbing on the EIP to prevent DDoS attacks was ended.	Check whether the EIP was attacked.	Services may be interrupted.
	Enterprise-class QoS bandwidth limit exceeded	EIPBandwidthRuleOverflow	Major	The used QoS bandwidth exceeded the allocated one, which may slow down the network or cause packet loss. The value of this event is the maximum value in a monitoring period, and the value of the EIP inbound and outbound bandwidth is the value at a specific time point in the period. egressDropBandwidth: dropped outbound packets (bytes) egressAcceptBandwidth: accepted outbound packets (bytes) egressMaxBandwidthPerSec: peak outbound bandwidth (byte/s) ingressAcceptBandwidth: accepted inbound packets (bytes) ingressMaxBandwidthPerSec: peak inbound bandwidth (byte/s) ingressDropBandwidth: dropped inbound packets (bytes)	Check whether the EIP bandwidth keeps increasing and whether services are normal. Increase bandwidth if necessary.	The network becomes slow or packets are lost.

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