Events Supported by Event Monitoring¶
Event Source  | Event Name  | Event ID  | Event Severity  | Description  | Solution  | Impact  | 
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
NoSQL  | Instance creation failure  | NoSQLCreateInstanceFailed  | Major  | The instance quota or underlying resources are insufficient.  | Release the instances that are no longer used and try to provision them again, or submit a service ticket to adjust the quota.  | Instances fail to be created.  | 
Specifications change failure  | NoSQLResizeInstanceFailed  | Major  | The underlying resources are insufficient.  | Submit a service ticket to ask O&M personnel to coordinate resources, and then try again.  | Services are interrupted.  | |
Node adding failure  | NoSQLAddNodesFailed  | Major  | The underlying resources are insufficient.  | Submit a service ticket to ask O&M personnel to coordinate resources, delete the node that failed to be added, and add a new one.  | None  | |
Node deletion failure  | NoSQLDeleteNodesFailed  | Major  | Releasing underlying resources failed.  | Delete the node again.  | None  | |
Storage space scale-up failure  | NoSQLScaleUpStorageFailed  | Major  | The underlying resources are insufficient.  | Submit a service ticket to ask O&M personnel to coordinate resources, and then try again.  | Services may be interrupted.  | |
Password resetting failure  | NoSQLResetPasswordFailed  | Major  | Resetting the password times out.  | Reset the password again.  | None  | |
Parameter template change failure  | NoSQLUpdateInstanceParamGroupFailed  | Major  | Changing a parameter template times out.  | Change the parameter template again.  | None  | |
Backup policy configuration failure  | NoSQLSetBackupPolicyFailed  | Major  | The database connection is abnormal.  | Configure the backup policy again.  | None  | |
Manual backup creation failure  | NoSQLCreateManualBackupFailed  | Major  | The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded.  | Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | Data cannot be backed up.  | |
Automated backup creation failure  | NoSQLCreateAutomatedBackupFailed  | Major  | The backup files fail to be exported or uploaded.  | Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | Data cannot be backed up.  | |
Instance status abnormal  | NoSQLFaultyDBInstance  | 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.  | |
Instance status recovery  | NoSQLDBInstanceRecovered  | 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 further action is required.  | None  | |
Node status abnormal  | NoSQLFaultyDBNode  | 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 status recovery  | NoSQLDBNodeRecovered  | 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 further action is required.  | None  | |
Primary/standby switchover or failover  | NoSQLPrimaryStandbySwitched  | Major  | This event is reported when a primary/secondary switchover or a failover is triggered.  | No further action is required.  | None  | |
Occurrence of hotspot partitioning keys  | HotKeyOccurs  | Major  | Hotspot data is stored in one partition because the primary key is improper. Improper application design causes frequent read and write operations on a key.  | 
  | The service request success rate is affected, and the cluster performance and stability deteriorates.  | |
BigKey occurrence  | BigKeyOccurs  | Major  | The primary key design is improper. There are too many records or too much data in a single partition, causing load imbalance on nodes.  | 
  | As more and more data is stored in the partition, cluster stability deteriorates.  | |
Insufficient storage space  | NoSQLRiskyDataDiskUsage  | Major  | The storage space is insufficient.  | Scale up storage space. For details, see section "Scaling Up Storage Space" in the user guide of GeminiDB.  | The instance is set to read-only and data cannot be written to the instance.  | |
Data disk expanded and being writable  | NoSQLDataDiskUsageRecovered  | Major  | The data disk has been expanded and becomes writable.  | No further action is required.  | None  | |
Index creation failure  | NoSQLCreateIndexFailed  | Major  | The service load exceeds what the instance specifications can take. In this case, creating indexes consumes more instance resources. As a result, the response is slow or even frame freezing occurs, and the creation times out.  | Select matched instance specifications based on service load. Create indexes during off-peak hours. Create indexes in the background. Select indexes as required.  | The index fails to be created or is incomplete. Delete the index and create a new one.  | |
Write speed decrease  | NoSQLStallingOccurs  | Major  | The write speed is close to the maximum write speed allowed by the cluster scale and instance specifications. As a result, the database flow control mechanism is triggered, and requests may fail.  | 
  | The success rate of service requests is affected.  | |
Data write stopped  | NoSQLStoppingOccurs  | Major  | The data write is too fast, reaching the maximum write capability allowed by the cluster scale and instance specifications. As a result, the database flow control mechanism is triggered, and requests may fail.  | 
  | The success rate of service requests is affected.  | |
Database restart failure  | NoSQLRestartDBFailed  | Major  | The instance status is abnormal.  | Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | The instance status may be abnormal.  | |
Restoration to new instance failure  | NoSQLRestoreToNewInstanceFailed  | Major  | The underlying resources are insufficient.  | Submit a service ticket to ask O&M personnel to coordinate resources, and then add new nodes.  | Data cannot be restored to a new instance.  | |
Restoration to existing instance failure  | NoSQLRestoreToExistInstanceFailed  | Major  | The backup file fails to be downloaded or restored.  | Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | The current instance may be unavailable.  | |
Backup file deletion failure  | NoSQLDeleteBackupFailed  | Major  | The backup files fail to be deleted from OBS.  | Delete the backup files again.  | None  | |
Failure to display slow query logs in plaintext  | NoSQLSwitchSlowlogPlainTextFailed  | Major  | The DB API does not support this function.  | Refer to the GeminiDB User Guide to check whether that the DB API supports the display of slow query logs in plaintext. Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | None  | |
EIP binding failure  | NoSQLBindEipFailed  | Major  | The node status is abnormal, an EIP has been bound to the node, or the EIP to be bound is invalid.  | Check whether the node is normal and whether the EIP is valid.  | The instance cannot be accessed from a public network.  | |
EIP unbinding failure  | NoSQLUnbindEipFailed  | Major  | The node status is abnormal or the EIP has been unbound from the node.  | Check whether the node and EIP status are normal.  | None  | |
Parameter modification failure  | NoSQLModifyParameterFailed  | Major  | The parameter value is invalid.  | Check whether the parameter value is within the valid range and submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | None  | |
Parameter template application failure  | NoSQLApplyParameterGroupFailed  | Major  | The instance status is abnormal. So, the parameter template cannot be applied.  | Submit a service ticket to O&M personnel.  | None  | |
Enabling or disabling SSL failure  | NoSQLSwitchSSLFailed  | Major  | Enabling or disabling SSL times out.  | Try again or submit a service ticket. Do not change the connection mode.  | The SSL connection mode cannot be changed.  | |
Too much data in a single row  | LargeRowOccurs  | Major  | If there is too much data in a single row, queries may time out, causing faults like OOM error.  | 
  | If there are too many records in a single row, cluster stability will deteriorate as the data volume increases.  |