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Alerting & Response/Alert Events

ListActiveAlertStorms

List all currently active alert storms

GET/api/v1/alerting/storms

Operation ID

ListActiveAlertStorms

Since

1.0.0

Execution Mode

Synchronous

Auth Context

Auth Required

Auth Context

Send these values as request headers when calling this API.

AuthorizationstringRequired

Bearer Token

X-Tenant-IDstring

X-Tenant-ID

Request Inputs

This API requires no request parameters.

Responses

200 OK
200 OK

On success, this API returns the following response structure.

  • items
    List

    List of active storm summaries

    Example: (nested array)

    • groupId
      String

      Unique group identifier for the storm

      Example: storm-group-001

    • groupKey
      String

      Grouping key used to correlate alerts

      Example: host=db-01,severity=critical

    • firstSeen
      String

      Timestamp when the first alert in this storm occurred

      Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

    • lastSeen
      String

      Timestamp of the most recent alert in this storm

      Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

    • alertCount
      Integer

      Total number of alerts in this storm group

      Example: 47

    • sampleAlerts
      List

      Sample of representative alerts from this storm

      Example: (nested array)

      • uuid
        String

        Unique identifier of the alert instance

        Example: alert-789xyz

      • ruleUuid
        String

        UUID of the rule that generated this alert

        Example: rule-abc123-def456

      • ruleName
        String

        Name of the rule that generated this alert

        Example: High CPU Usage

      • resourceType
        String

        Type of monitored resource

        Example: vm

      • resourceUuid
        String

        UUID of the specific resource that triggered

        Example: res-abc123

      • metricName
        String

        Metric name that was evaluated

        Example: cpu_usage_percent

      • currentValue
        Long

        Current metric value at the time of alert

        Example: 95.3

      • threshold
        Long

        Threshold that was exceeded

        Example: 90

      • operator
        String

        Comparison operator used for evaluation

        Example: >

      • severity
        String

        Severity level of this alert

        Example: critical

      • state
        String

        Current state of the alert (firing, resolved, acknowledged)

        Example: firing

      • message
        String

        Human-readable alert message

        Example: CPU usage is 95.3%, exceeding threshold of 90%

      • fingerprint
        String

        Unique fingerprint for alert deduplication

        Example: fp-abc123def456

      • source
        String

        Source system that generated the alert

        Example: prometheus

      • notifiedAt
        String

        Timestamp when the notification was sent

        Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

      • resolvedAt
        String

        Timestamp when the alert was resolved

        Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

      • acknowledgedBy
        String

        User who acknowledged this alert

        Example: admin

      • acknowledgedAt
        String

        Timestamp when the alert was acknowledged

        Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

      • createDate
        String

        Timestamp when the alert was created

        Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

    • affectedHosts
      List

      List of hosts affected by this storm

      Example: item1,item2

    • state
      String

      Current state of the storm (active, resolved)

      Example: active

    • notifiedAt
      String

      Timestamp when the storm notification was sent

      Example: 2026-01-15T08:00:00Z

    • labels
      LinkedHashMap

      Key-value labels attached to this resource

      Example: (nested object)

  • total
    Integer

    Total number of active storms

    Example: 2

  • limit
    Integer

    Maximum items per page

    Example: 20

  • offset
    Integer

    Offset from start of result set

    Example: 20