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Hi Jason, thank you for your feedback and the question. Some of the explanation of the forecast configuration is available here https://github.com/SAP-samples/btp-resource-consumption-monitor#forecasting-configuration, but to be more precise to your query: Keeping default values: indeed, it would be advised to configure each service (and each of their commercial metrics) to set the correct forecast setting. E.g. for SAP Integration Suite tenants, the This indeed means that for a metric configured as For the scenario with the cost blowout I think that is a gap in the tool as of now: the tool focusses on spikes in forecasts, not spikes in actuals for services that are not forecasted, as this would typically be the result of manual actions. It certainly makes sense to add that capability by, e.g., giving you access to a 'usage-delta' variable. I'll explore how to easily enable this. Thanks for describing this scenario. |
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Awesome app. Just got it up and running. I notice the 3 hourly job is continually sending me alerts due to the forecast values being 200 - 300% over current actual values. I just have all the default values at this stage for the forecasts. Why would it be forecasting so high. Am I supposed to go through each service and metric and individually set these? Even if I change this to Linear forecasting the percentage forecasts are very high - over 400%.
Also - if I set all forecasts to EXCLUDED - does that now mean I will only receive alerts for actual cost increases?
What I am tying to work out is how to get an alert only when there is a cost blowout. I.e. someone turns on an additional integration suite tenant and triggers a $6k charge. What settings would be necessary to get an alert for that?
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