Add info on active alerts

Author: trangl-splunk

alerts-detectors-notifications/alerts-and-detectors/create-detectors-for-alerts.rst

@@ -367,12 +367,12 @@ Delete alert rules
 
 .. _detector-tags:
 
-Add custom tags to a detector
+Tag a detector
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-Use tags to indicate the state of a detector or its data source. For example, you can label a detector with a ``prod`` tag to indicate that it monitors a production environment.
+Use tags to indicate the state of a detector, its data source, or any other property you want to label. For example, you can label a detector with a ``prod`` tag to indicate that it monitors a production environment.
 
-You can add custom tags to detectors from the list view. To see a list of detectors and add tags to detectors, do the following:
+You tag detectors from the list view. To see a list of detectors and add tags, do the following:
 
 #. To open the list view, open the :guilabel:`Detectors & SLOs` page, then select the :guilabel:`Detectors` tab.
 #. Select the actions menu (|more|) for the detector you want to assign tags to.

alerts-detectors-notifications/alerts-and-detectors/view-detectors.rst

@@ -21,21 +21,27 @@ To see a list of existing detectors, open :guilabel:`Detectors & SLOs` page and
    :alt: List view of existing detectors
 
 * By default, detectors are sorted by last updated, with the most recently updated detector at the top. To reverse the sorting order or sort detectors by a different criterion, select the corresponding column header.
+* Detectors with issues are indicated by a warning triangle icon. Hover over the icon to see the issue.
+* Detectors show the number of associated active alerts by severity level under the :guilabel:`Active alerts` column. Select a number to see all active alerts detail for a certain detector.
+* Detectors with active or scheduled muting rules directly applied to them have a muting indicator. If a detector is muted but the muting rule applies only to the detector's properties, the detector doesn't have a muting indicator.
+
+Filter the detectors list
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+
 * To filter detectors by assigned teams, select the :guilabel:`Team` menu and select or enter the team name you want to find.
 * To filter detectors by origin, select the :guilabel:`Origin` menu. You can filter detector by the following origins:
 
    * Standard: User-created detectors, including all RUM, APM, Synthetics, and custom detectors.
    * AutoDetect: Read-only detectors Splunk Observability Cloud automatically creates when you configure supported integrations. To learn more, see :ref:`autodetect-intro`.
    * Customized AutoDetect: AutoDetect detectors that you copy and customize. To learn more, see :ref:`autodetect-customize`.
 
-* Detectors with issues are indicated by a warning triangle icon. Hover over the icon to see the issue.
 * To filter detectors by issues, select the :guilabel:`Issues` menu. You can filter detectors by the following issues:
 
    * Archive metrics: Detectors using archive metrics might misfire alerts or stop alerting.
    * MTS limit exceeded: Detectors exceeding MTS monitoring limit might not trigger or might trigger incorrectly. To learn more, see :ref:`maximum-number-of-mts-per-detector-data-function`.
 
 * To filter detectors by tags, enter the tags you want to find. Each entry must be an exact match. For example, searching for :strong:`abc` doesn't return results for :strong:`abcd`.
-* Detectors with active or scheduled muting rules directly applied to them have a muting indicator. If a detector is muted but the muting rule applies only to the detector's properties, the detector doesn't have a muting indicator.
+
 
 
 .. _view-related-detectors: