What is the main problem with creating one permanent alert for every service?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If you alert on every service, people stop reading alerts. The failure is human, and it is total.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is the option saying notification volume trains responders to ignore alerts, so genuine problems are missed among routine noise. Alert fatigue is the dominant risk in alert design. Once responders learn most notifications need no action, the ones that do are missed, and the system is worse than having fewer alerts. The claim that Instana enforces a hard limit on alert configurations is wrong because the objection is operational, not a product limit. The claim that alerts consume enough storage to shorten telemetry retention is wrong because alert definitions are negligible against telemetry volume. The claim that alerts on multiple services cannot be correlated into a single incident is wrong because correlation is precisely what Instana does across services. For the exam, argue alert design from responder attention, not technical capacity.