import * as $dara from '@darabonba/typescript'; import { AlertRuleLabelFilter } from "./AlertRuleLabelFilter"; import { AlertRuleNotificationFilter } from "./AlertRuleNotificationFilter"; export declare class ListAlertHistoriesRequest extends $dara.Model { /** * @remarks * The unique identifier (transId) of an alert history record. * * @example * lme6hk5qih5o769m379jjuo5i1 */ alertHistoryId?: string; /** * @remarks * Filters the history records by a specific alert rule. Specify the unique identifier (ruleUuid) of the alert rule. * * @example * mig_prom_v2_11308451 */ alertRuleId?: string; /** * @remarks * The business source of the alert history. For example, `managed_service_for_prometheus` indicates the managed type of the Prometheus integration center. The default value is empty. Leave this parameter empty if you are unsure about the value. * * @example * managed_service_for_prometheus */ bizSource?: string; /** * @remarks * The namespace of CloudMonitor. Examples: acs_rds_dashboard and acs_ecs_dashboard. * * @example * acs_rds_dashboard */ cmsNamespace?: string; /** * @remarks * The product category of CloudMonitor. * * @example * rds */ cmsProductCategory?: string; /** * @remarks * The keyword used for fuzzy matching and filtering based on the display name of the alert rule. * * @example * keyword */ displayNameKeyWord?: string; /** * @remarks * The unique key (instanceKey) used to identify the alert object instance. * * @example * entity/apm/apm.service/6dc9e46fda6d012537b48c3250ff806b */ instanceKey?: string; /** * @remarks * The filter condition for rule labels. The value is a JSON-formatted string that supports filtering by label key-value pairs. */ labelFilter?: AlertRuleLabelFilter; /** * @remarks * The level of the most recent alert during the alert duration. Valid values: CRITICAL, WARN, and INFO. * * @example * CRITICAL */ latestLevel?: string; /** * @remarks * The highest alert level reached during the alert duration. Valid values: CRITICAL, WARN, and INFO. * * @example * CRITICAL */ maxLevel?: string; /** * @remarks * The maximum number of results to return on each page. This parameter is not supported. Use pageSize and pageNumber for pagination. * * @example * 30 */ maxResults?: number; /** * @remarks * The migration status of the alert history. * * @example * 0 */ migrationStatus?: number; /** * @remarks * The pagination token used for the next query. This parameter is not supported. Use pageSize and pageNumber for pagination. * * @example * 2-ba4d-4b9f-aa24-dcb067a30f1c */ nextToken?: string; /** * @remarks * Filters alert rules that contain specific notification recipients. Only rules that contain at least one of the notification recipients specified in notifyTargets are returned in the result list. */ notificationFilter?: AlertRuleNotificationFilter; /** * @remarks * The relation type of the observed object. Examples: GROUP, INSTANCE, and TAG. * * @example * INSTANCE */ observeRelationType?: string; /** * @remarks * The dimension column (domain) of the observed object. * * @example * acs */ observeResourceDomain?: string; /** * @remarks * Specifies whether the observed object is in the global scope. * * @example * false */ observeResourceGlobalScope?: boolean; /** * @remarks * Filters the alert history by resource instance ID. * * @example * i-bp1234567890abcdef */ observeResourceInstanceId?: string; /** * @remarks * The type of the observed object. Examples: PROMETHEUS, APM, RUM, and cms_basic. * * @example * PROMETHEUS */ observeResourceType?: string; /** * @remarks * The page number. Default value: 1. * * @example * 1 */ pageNumber?: number; /** * @remarks * The number of alert history records to return on each page. Default value: 10. * * @example * 10 */ pageSize?: number; /** * @remarks * The key used for data partitioning. Typically, you do not need to specify this parameter. * * @example * cn-hangzhou */ partitionKey?: string; /** * @remarks * The start timestamp of the time range for the alert start time. The value is a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds. If not specified, the default value is the time 30 days ago. * * @example * 1739866071668 */ startTimeFrom?: number; /** * @remarks * The end timestamp of the time range for the alert start time. The value is a UNIX timestamp in milliseconds. If not specified, the default value is the current time. * * @example * 1739866071668 */ startTimeTo?: number; /** * @remarks * The current status of the alert history. Valid values: OK and ALARM. * * @example * ALARM */ status?: string; /** * @remarks * The identifier of the workspace to which the alert history belongs. If not specified, the default workspace is used. * * @example * default-cms--cn-hangzhou */ workspace?: string; static names(): { [key: string]: string; }; static types(): { [key: string]: any; }; validate(): void; constructor(map?: { [key: string]: any; }); }