Docs » Introduction to alerts and detectors in Splunk Observability Cloud » Use and customize AutoDetect alerts and detectors » Subscribe to, mute, or turn off AutoDetect notifications

Subscribe to, mute, or turn off AutoDetect notifications πŸ”—

By default, you aren’t subscribed to receive notifications from AutoDetect. There are various options to choose how you are notified of alerts generated from AutoDetect detectors. See the following sections to learn how to subscribe or mute notifications or turn off the detector.

Subscribe to AutoDetect notifications πŸ”—

Subscribe to detectors to receive notifications When a detector triggers an alert in Splunk Observability Cloud. The steps for subscribing to AutoDetect alerts and detectors are the same as those for other alerts and detectors.

To learn how to subscribe to a detector or alert for notifications, see Manage notification subscribers.

Mute AutoDetect alerts and detectors πŸ”—

Mute notifications when you need to stop sending alert notifications during situations that are known to trigger alerts, such as maintenance windows or tests. The steps for muting AutoDetect alerts and detectors are the same as those for interacting with other alerts and detectors.

To learn how to create muting rules for alerts and detectors, see Mute alert notifications.

Turn off AutoDetect detectors πŸ”—

To turn off an AutoDetect detector, do the following:

  1. In the navigation menu, select Alerts & Detectors.

  2. Select the Detectors tab.

  3. In the search field, enter the name of the detector you want to turn off.

    For example, to search for the β€œK8s Node Memory Utilization is high” detector, enter β€œK8s Node.”” The result list update automatically.

    This screenshot shows what an searching for an AutoDetect looks like on the Alerts page.
  4. Select the detector you want to turn off.

  5. Select Disable Detector.

After you turn off a detector, you can no longer edit it. You need to turn on a detector before making new updates.

This page was last updated on Oct 17, 2024.