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You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 8, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "SESSION [IP] failed to complete the connection within the timeout period [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:48", "grouped_id": "Group15"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 7, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "System function [CODE] failed, session [CODE] channel_out [CODE], unknown event ret [CODE], revents [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:42", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:50", "grouped_id": "Group15"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 17, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The current task [CODE] (business date [DATE]) failed to execute", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:06", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:15", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 14, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Abnormal termination", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "grouped_id": "Group13"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 25, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "Internet access-web application alert-application traffic is higher than historical peak-[STRING]-bit rate: [NUMBER] Mbps_>= [NUMBER] Mbps", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:36", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:43", "grouped_id": "Group10"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 39, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][read returns [CODE], the service calling system actively closes the connection]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:46", "grouped_id": "Group6"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 42, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[STRING] application files are not complete, please contact [STRING] [NUMBER]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:15:58", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:16:04", "grouped_id": "Group5"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 43, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Liquidation date [DATE] Job[CODE] Session [CODE] Batch [CODE] Initiation time [DATE] Has been executed for [NUMBER] seconds, exceeding [NUMBER]% of the threshold [NUMBER], please pay attention!", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:02", "grouped_id": "Group4"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 29, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Non-blocking connect call timeout [STRING]:[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 27, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][communication host[CODE]][communication server received the application server anomaly [CODE] for [NUMBER] times -> normal request; please manually modify the status of the application host to be normal: last time [DATE], this time [DATE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 8, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "SESSION [IP] failed to complete the connection within the timeout period [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:48", "grouped_id": "Group15"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 23, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], SettleUpdateFlowTask failDoo]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:48:56", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:00", "grouped_id": "Group3"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 52, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to establish link [[IP] [STRING]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:56", "grouped_id": "Group17"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 25, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "Internet access-web application alert-application traffic is higher than historical peak-[STRING]-bit rate: [NUMBER] Mbps_>= [NUMBER] Mbps", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:36", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:43", "grouped_id": "Group10"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 18, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get backstage system [CUDAS] session [[CODE]: Generate account balance] [CODE] execution status [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:12", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:14", "grouped_id": "Group13"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 46, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database rollback failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 27, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][communication host[CODE]][communication server received the application server anomaly [CODE] for [NUMBER] times -> normal request; please manually modify the status of the application host to be normal: last time [DATE], this time [DATE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 8, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "SESSION [IP] failed to complete the connection within the timeout period [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:48", "grouped_id": "Group15"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 43, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Liquidation date [DATE] Job[CODE] Session [CODE] Batch [CODE] Initiation time [DATE] Has been executed for [NUMBER] seconds, exceeding [NUMBER]% of the threshold [NUMBER], please pay attention!", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:02", "grouped_id": "Group4"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 31, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to call poll [STRING]:[CODE], [CODE][Operation now in progress]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:54", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 51, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Management operation-node is isolated [STRING]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:55", "grouped_id": "Group17"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 4, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The short connection with the endpoint [IP] is timed out, actively close the connection [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 34, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, sessionID[CODE], remoteIp[IP], remptePort[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:40", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 19, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "loadSettleInsInf_call_error exit program, errno: [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:03", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 50, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlErrno:[2013]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:45", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 12, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get the background system [STRING] session [YPOS: Cloud POS briefing result file check (for the briefing of Team II)] [CODE] The execution status is [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:57", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 49, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:54", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 47, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation still fails after retrying]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:34:01", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 41, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The [STRING] application files have not been submitted completely.", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:15:59", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:16:07", "grouped_id": "Group5"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 7, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "System function [CODE] failed, session [CODE] channel_out [CODE], unknown event ret [CODE], revents [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:42", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:50", "grouped_id": "Group15"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 12, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get the background system [STRING] session [YPOS: Cloud POS briefing result file check (for the briefing of Team II)] [CODE] The execution status is [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:57", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 42, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[STRING] application files are not complete, please contact [STRING] [NUMBER]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:15:58", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:16:04", "grouped_id": "Group5"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 8, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "SESSION [IP] failed to complete the connection within the timeout period [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:48", "grouped_id": "Group15"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 30, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [NUMBER] remaining bus nodes [not be isolated]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 37, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Receive idle message timeout]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:37", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 39, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][read returns [CODE], the service calling system actively closes the connection]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:46", "grouped_id": "Group6"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 37, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Receive idle message timeout]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:37", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 29, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Non-blocking connect call timeout [STRING]:[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 35, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, server [IP], port [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:47", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 37, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Receive idle message timeout]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:37", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 51, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Management operation-node is isolated [STRING]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:55", "grouped_id": "Group17"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 50, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlErrno:[2013]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:45", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 52, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to establish link [[IP] [STRING]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:56", "grouped_id": "Group17"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 42, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[STRING] application files are not complete, please contact [STRING] [NUMBER]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:15:58", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:16:04", "grouped_id": "Group5"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 20, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "load SettleInsInf failed.", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:57", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:02", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 29, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Non-blocking connect call timeout [STRING]:[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 7, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "System function [CODE] failed, session [CODE] channel_out [CODE], unknown event ret [CODE], revents [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:42", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:50", "grouped_id": "Group15"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 46, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database rollback failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 44, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Request for liquidation date [DATE] Session [CODE] Batch[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:05", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:09", "grouped_id": "Group4"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 14, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Abnormal termination", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 30, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [NUMBER] remaining bus nodes [not be isolated]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 43, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Liquidation date [DATE] Job[CODE] Session [CODE] Batch [CODE] Initiation time [DATE] Has been executed for [NUMBER] seconds, exceeding [NUMBER]% of the threshold [NUMBER], please pay attention!", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:02", "grouped_id": "Group4"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 18, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get backstage system [CUDAS] session [[CODE]: Generate account balance] [CODE] execution status [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:12", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:14", "grouped_id": "Group13"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 6, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to receive CSB return message", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:57", "grouped_id": "Group11"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 24, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "[ADDRESS] [CODE] [APPLICATION] Tool room [monitoring indicators] Tool room application FullGC exception [monitoring instance] @[STRING] [message] [DATE], the latest monitoring value is [CODE], has been higher than the threshold for [NUMBER] time: [CODE]/[STRING]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:34", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:44", "grouped_id": "Group10"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 46, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database rollback failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 19, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "loadSettleInsInf_call_error exit program, errno: [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:03", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 4, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The short connection with the endpoint [IP] is timed out, actively close the connection [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 3, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Exception found at server [IP] when handle the message", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:57", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 33, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Record pid after starting child process[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:32", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:33", "grouped_id": "Group8"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 46, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database rollback failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 47, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation still fails after retrying]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:34:01", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 44, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Request for liquidation date [DATE] Session [CODE] Batch[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:05", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:09", "grouped_id": "Group4"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 31, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to call poll [STRING]:[CODE], [CODE][Operation now in progress]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:54", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 28, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][Communication host [CODE]][The status of the application server [CODE] in [STRING] is ERROR]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:47", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 16, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "TaskVO{settleData=[CODE], cycleNO=[CODE], batchNo=[CODE], stepNo=[null], subNo=[null]}: [IP] Execution failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:04", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:12", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 28, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][Communication host [CODE]][The status of the application server [CODE] in [STRING] is ERROR]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:47", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 4, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The short connection with the endpoint [IP] is timed out, actively close the connection [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 42, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[STRING] application files are not complete, please contact [STRING] [NUMBER]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:15:58", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:16:04", "grouped_id": "Group5"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 33, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Record pid after starting child process[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:32", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:33", "grouped_id": "Group8"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 21, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "error when flow_init", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:04", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 33, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Record pid after starting child process[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:32", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:33", "grouped_id": "Group8"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 28, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][Communication host [CODE]][The status of the application server [CODE] in [STRING] is ERROR]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:47", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 49, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:54", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 40, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Communication Gateway[CODE] has established a connection with the system [STRING][IP]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:34", "grouped_id": "Group6"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 21, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "error when flow_init", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:04", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 43, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Liquidation date [DATE] Job[CODE] Session [CODE] Batch [CODE] Initiation time [DATE] Has been executed for [NUMBER] seconds, exceeding [NUMBER]% of the threshold [NUMBER], please pay attention!", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:02", "grouped_id": "Group4"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 49, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:54", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 29, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Non-blocking connect call timeout [STRING]:[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 14, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Abnormal termination", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 10, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [CUDAS]: task execution failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:43", "grouped_id": "Group16"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 43, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Liquidation date [DATE] Job[CODE] Session [CODE] Batch [CODE] Initiation time [DATE] Has been executed for [NUMBER] seconds, exceeding [NUMBER]% of the threshold [NUMBER], please pay attention!", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:02", "grouped_id": "Group4"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 40, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Communication Gateway[CODE] has established a connection with the system [STRING][IP]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:34", "grouped_id": "Group6"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 9, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Preconditions are not met, job flow [CODE], session [CODE], batch [CODE], pre-condition serial number [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:34", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:43", "grouped_id": "Group16"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 23, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], SettleUpdateFlowTask failDoo]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:48:56", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:00", "grouped_id": "Group3"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 35, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, server [IP], port [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:47", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 32, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [child process pid[CODE] died]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:25", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:27", "grouped_id": "Group8"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 15, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Business operation error", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:11", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 5, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to send the second-generation feedback file, FaultCode=[CODE], FaultString=[STRING], FileName=[STRING], CompanyCode=[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:59", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:50:10", "grouped_id": "Group11"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 15, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Business operation error", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:11", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 4, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The short connection with the endpoint [IP] is timed out, actively close the connection [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 39, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][read returns [CODE], the service calling system actively closes the connection]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:46", "grouped_id": "Group6"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 10, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [CUDAS]: task execution failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:43", "grouped_id": "Group16"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 32, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [child process pid[CODE] died]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:25", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:27", "grouped_id": "Group8"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 14, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Abnormal termination", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 6, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to receive CSB return message", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:57", "grouped_id": "Group11"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 16, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "TaskVO{settleData=[CODE], cycleNO=[CODE], batchNo=[CODE], stepNo=[null], subNo=[null]}: [IP] Execution failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:04", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:12", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 30, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [NUMBER] remaining bus nodes [not be isolated]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 7, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "System function [CODE] failed, session [CODE] channel_out [CODE], unknown event ret [CODE], revents [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:42", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:50", "grouped_id": "Group15"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 32, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [child process pid[CODE] died]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:25", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:27", "grouped_id": "Group8"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 29, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Non-blocking connect call timeout [STRING]:[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:38", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 16, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "TaskVO{settleData=[CODE], cycleNO=[CODE], batchNo=[CODE], stepNo=[null], subNo=[null]}: [IP] Execution failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:04", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:12", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 50, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlErrno:[2013]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:45", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 17, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] The current task [CODE] (business date [DATE]) failed to execute", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:06", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:15", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 11, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The reason for the error returned by the system [STRING]: the daily report file is not exist : [STRING].log", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:45", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group14"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 35, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, server [IP], port [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:47", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 34, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, sessionID[CODE], remoteIp[IP], remptePort[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:40", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 22, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [transIdx=[CODE], txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], update transFlow finished, but no rows update and no db exception!]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:03", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:04", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 47, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation still fails after retrying]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:34:01", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 19, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "loadSettleInsInf_call_error exit program, errno: [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:03", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 8, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "SESSION [IP] failed to complete the connection within the timeout period [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 01:39:48", "grouped_id": "Group15"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 21, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "error when flow_init", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:04", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 21, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "error when flow_init", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:04", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 44, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Request for liquidation date [DATE] Session [CODE] Batch[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:05", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:09", "grouped_id": "Group4"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 33, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Record pid after starting child process[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:32", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:33", "grouped_id": "Group8"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 25, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "Internet access-web application alert-application traffic is higher than historical peak-[STRING]-bit rate: [NUMBER] Mbps_>= [NUMBER] Mbps", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:36", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:43", "grouped_id": "Group10"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 23, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "DataBase update exception[logId=[CODE]]: [txnType=[CODE], acqInsCode=[CODE], txnNo=[CODE], txnDate=[DATE], SettleUpdateFlowTask failDoo]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:48:56", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:49:00", "grouped_id": "Group3"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 37, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Receive idle message timeout]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:37", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 51, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Management operation-node is isolated [STRING]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:55", "grouped_id": "Group17"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 52, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to establish link [[IP] [STRING]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:56", "grouped_id": "Group17"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 12, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get the background system [STRING] session [YPOS: Cloud POS briefing result file check (for the briefing of Team II)] [CODE] The execution status is [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:57", "grouped_id": "Group14"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 19, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "loadSettleInsInf_call_error exit program, errno: [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:03", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are the following two alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 39, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][read returns [CODE], the service calling system actively closes the connection]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:46", "grouped_id": "Group6"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 40, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Communication Gateway[CODE] has established a connection with the system [STRING][IP]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:34", "grouped_id": "Group6"} | These alerts are related because these alerts belong to groups that are related. Also, their content is related. These alerts appear together. | Yes. These alerts are related and might have the same root cause. These should be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 13, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The bookkeeping information failed to be stored in the database, data source [STRING,] account [CODE], insufficient balance", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:13", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:20", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 49, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation failed]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:54", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:55", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 6, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to receive CSB return message", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:49:57", "grouped_id": "Group11"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 3, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Exception found at server [IP] when handle the message", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:57", "grouped_id": "Group12"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 13, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "The bookkeeping information failed to be stored in the database, data source [STRING,] account [CODE], insufficient balance", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:13", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:20", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 33, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Record pid after starting child process[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:32", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:53:33", "grouped_id": "Group8"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 28, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][CODE][Communication host [CODE]][The status of the application server [CODE] in [STRING] is ERROR]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:40", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:47", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 36, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Disconnect the connection to the node [IP] [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:41", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:50", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 48, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[sqlState:[HY000]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:56", "grouped_id": "Group2"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 12, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get the background system [STRING] session [YPOS: Cloud POS briefing result file check (for the briefing of Team II)] [CODE] The execution status is [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:57", "grouped_id": "Group14"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 52, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Failed to establish link [[IP] [STRING]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:03:56", "grouped_id": "Group17"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 37, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE] [Receive idle message timeout]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:37", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 24, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "[ADDRESS] [CODE] [APPLICATION] Tool room [monitoring indicators] Tool room application FullGC exception [monitoring instance] @[STRING] [message] [DATE], the latest monitoring value is [CODE], has been higher than the threshold for [NUMBER] time: [CODE]/[STRING]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:34", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:44", "grouped_id": "Group10"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 40, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Communication Gateway[CODE] has established a connection with the system [STRING][IP]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:31", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:14:34", "grouped_id": "Group6"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 21, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "error when flow_init", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:01", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:04", "grouped_id": "Group1"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 34, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, sessionID[CODE], remoteIp[IP], remptePort[CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:33", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:40", "grouped_id": "Group7"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 47, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[Database operation still fails after retrying]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 18:33:52", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 18:34:01", "grouped_id": "Group2"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 12, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Get the background system [STRING] session [YPOS: Cloud POS briefing result file check (for the briefing of Team II)] [CODE] The execution status is [CODE], the status is wrong", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:46", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 02:33:57", "grouped_id": "Group14"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 25, "LEVEL": "FATAL", "Content": "Internet access-web application alert-application traffic is higher than historical peak-[STRING]-bit rate: [NUMBER] Mbps_>= [NUMBER] Mbps", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:36", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:21:43", "grouped_id": "Group10"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 26, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE]-[CODE]-[CODE]-Find the table in shared memory [STRING] failed", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:42", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 35, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to establish a connection, server [IP], port [CODE]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:39", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 22:19:47", "grouped_id": "Group7"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 19, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "loadSettleInsInf_call_error exit program, errno: [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/02 05:17:53", "Clear Time": "2019/03/02 05:18:03", "grouped_id": "Group1"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 9, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Preconditions are not met, job flow [CODE], session [CODE], batch [CODE], pre-condition serial number [CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:34", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:41:43", "grouped_id": "Group16"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 44, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Request for liquidation date [DATE] Session [CODE] Batch[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:05", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:09", "grouped_id": "Group4"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 2, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "server [IP] has lose connection from remote client [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:44", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:52", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 44, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Request for liquidation date [DATE] Session [CODE] Batch[CODE]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:05", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:36:09", "grouped_id": "Group4"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 14, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Abnormal termination", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "grouped_id": "Group13"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 31, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "[CODE][Failed to call poll [STRING]:[CODE], [CODE][Operation now in progress]]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:43", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 00:08:54", "grouped_id": "Group9"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
You are an alert co-relation engine. Are these alerts related? Alert 1: {"ID": 1, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "fail to fix channel [IP]", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:48", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 07:12:55", "grouped_id": "Group12"}, Alert 2: {"ID": 15, "LEVEL": "ERROR", "Content": "Business operation error", "Start Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:07", "Clear Time": "2019/03/01 04:25:11", "grouped_id": "Group13"} | These alerts are not related because these alerts belong to groups that are not related. Also, their content is not related. These alerts generally don't appear together and even when they do they are likely not related. | No. These alerts are not related and might have different root causes. These should never be grouped together. |
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