Event and Alert Aging / Retention Configuration

umar5
Tera Contributor

Hi, 

Can someone please help me understand where event and alert aging is configured to clean up old events and alerts? Also, what is the out-of-the-box retention period for events and alerts?

Thanks in advance.

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Vishnu-K
Tera Guru

Hi @umar5 ,

The clean up of old events and alerts and all other clean ups are configured in the "sys_auto_flush" table. And coming to retention period of alerts is 90 days and events is 7 days 

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Hi @umar5 , 

For events(i.e sysevent) as i said in my previous reply it only 7 days , so you can configure it by going to the "sys_auto_flush" table and there in that the field "Age in second" Enter the number of days in seconds you want to make the data stay . 

See the image and make use of it.

VishnuK_0-1770128479686.png

Hope this helps you, Please do mark it as helpful . And accept the solution.
Regards,
Vishnu

 

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Vishnu-K
Tera Guru

Hi @umar5 ,

The clean up of old events and alerts and all other clean ups are configured in the "sys_auto_flush" table. And coming to retention period of alerts is 90 days and events is 7 days 

VishnuK_0-1770112606951.png

 

VishnuK_1-1770112620819.png

 

Hope this helps you, Please do mark it as helpful . And accept the solution.

 

umar5
Tera Contributor

Thanks @Vishnu-K for the response out of box if it is 90days in my case events are cleaned up created 7 days ago, what is the issue and where can I modify that, Please let me know.

Hi @umar5 , 

For events(i.e sysevent) as i said in my previous reply it only 7 days , so you can configure it by going to the "sys_auto_flush" table and there in that the field "Age in second" Enter the number of days in seconds you want to make the data stay . 

See the image and make use of it.

VishnuK_0-1770128479686.png

Hope this helps you, Please do mark it as helpful . And accept the solution.
Regards,
Vishnu

 

umar5
Tera Contributor

Thanks @Vishnu-K