The municipal snow-route dispatcher wants an alarm that pages on-call when permit-API latency stays high, but a single one-minute spike should not wake anyone. Which alarm design matches OCI Monitoring practice?
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Short Explanation
An alarm is a smoke detector with a short fuse delay: it watches a query, decides threshold or absence, waits out brief blips, then notifies. Severity is just a label you pick, not another product.
Full Explanation
OCI Monitoring alarms combine an MQL query, a trigger (threshold or missing data), a pendingDuration so transient one-minute blips do not page, and a destination. Evaluations run about once a minute. Severity values such as WARNING are labels on the alarm, not a separate Oracle SKU. Logging search and APM synthetics are different tools and do not replace that alarm shape.