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Anomaly detection

Centreon Anomaly Detection is currently in closed-beta phase and require a valid token provided by Centreon. We will soon open the beta phase to the public under certain conditions.

Description

The Centreon Anomaly Detection module detects deviations from the regular service behavior.

Collected data is sent to the Centreon Cloud platform in order to be able to compute a regular behavior model thanks to the history of this data.

Once the model has been calculated, predictions are then generated and retrieved on the on-premise Centreon platform.

These predictions will serve as floating thresholds which will then be used by the monitoring engine to compare the collected value with the predicted thresholds to highlight deviations and generate alerts.

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Prerequisites

The Centreon Anomaly Detection module requires the following prerequisites:

  • Centreon in minimum version 20.04
  • A token provided by Centreon to access the Centreon Cloud platform
  • An Internet connection from the Centreon Central server
  • Prediction best works with monitored services that present a seasonal behaviour as shown below:

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Installation

Installing packages

Run the following command as a privileged user:

yum install centreon-anomaly-detection

UI installation

Go to Administration > Extensions > Manager and search anomaly. Click on Install selection:

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Your module is now installed:

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Restart process

Run the following command as a privileged user:

systemctl restart gorgoned

Add your token

Go to the Configuration > Services > Anomaly Detection menu and click on Add Centreon Cloud Token button:

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Enter your token and click on Save:

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If your Centreon Central server needs a proxy configuration to access the Internet, check the Use proxy box.

Your Centreon platform is now ready to use Centreon Anomaly Detection.

Configuration

In its beta version, the Centreon Anomaly Detection module does not allow you to configure services from classic services already supervised by your Centreon platform.

Configuration must be done in 3 steps:

  1. Activate the sending of the collected data to Centreon Cloud in order to start modeling regular behavior then control via the menu Monitoring > Performances > Graphs the first modeling calculations carried out.
  2. Once the model seems right, activate the generation of alerts
  3. As soon as the alerts generated seem correct to you, activate the notification process

Activate the sending of the collected data to Centreon Cloud

Go to the Configuration > Services > Anomaly Detection menu and click on Add Anomaly Service button:

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Configuration fields

  • The Description field defined the name of the service.
  • The Status field allows us to enable or disable the service.
  • The Select host - service field allows to choose the host / service couple from which the data will be selected.
  • The Select metric field allows to select the metric on which will we apply anomaly detection.
  • Select a default contact for the Implied Contacts field.
  • Set 0 for the Notification Interval field.
  • Select a default period for the Notification Period field.
  • Select None for the Notification Type field.
  • You can select a Severity level.

Click on Save.

It is now time to deploy the monitoring.

Then go to the Monitoring > Status Details > Services menu and select All value for the Service Status filter. After a few minutes, the first results of the monitoring appear.

The behavior model calculation will start. However, to obtain a model representing a regular behavior, it is necessary to wait several weeks (around 6 weeks) in order to obtain a stable model.

If the data on which you apply the anomaly detection has been supervised for a certain time, it is possible to transfer the data history to obtain a reliable model more quickly.

Activate the generation of alerts

If, by regularly following the generated model and the data from the Monitoring > Performances > Graphs menu, you think that your model is stable, you can activate alert generation.

Go to the Configuration > Services > Anomaly Detection menu and edit your anomaly detection service:

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You can now enable Enable change of status and select the number of deviations you want before to validate the alert using the Detect anomalies after field.

Click on Save and deploy the monitoring configuration.

Activate the notification process

If the generated alerts seem relevant to you, you can now activate the notification process.

Go to the Configuration > Services > Anomaly Detection menu and edit your anomaly detection service:

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  • Select Enabled for the Enable notification option.
  • Select the Implied Contacts will receive notification.
  • Select the Implied Contact Groups will receive notification.
  • Select the Notification Interval, by default 0 to receive only one notification by status.
  • Select the Notification Period on which you will receive notification.
  • Select the Notification Type that you want to receive.

Click on Save and deploy the monitoring configuration.

View the anomalies detected

Anomaly services are regular services but have floating thresholds that adapt according to the calculated model. It is therefore possible to view its services and the alerts detected though:

  • The Monitoring > Status Details > Services menu.
  • The Monitoring > Performances > Graphs menu.
  • The Monitoring > Event Logs > vent Logs menu.
  • The service-monitoring widget in the Home > Custom Views menu.
  • And all menus where you can operate on services.

Forward history of data

Sending data history is a very CPU intensive process. Depending on the number of services monitored, the extraction of data from the centreon_storage database can take several tens of minutes. This will strongly impact the performance of the database and may slow down the overall monitoring platform.

To send the historic of data of an anomaly service, connect to your Centreon Central server and access to the centreon user:

su - centreon

Select the anomaly service using the following command:

/usr/share/centreon/bin/anomaly_detection --list-services

You will see the list of services with their ID:

List of available anomaly detection services:

- id: 14, hostname: fw-beijing, servicename: anomaly-nbr-connect, metric name: connection
- id: 15, hostname: fw-brasilia, servicename: anomaly-nbr-connect, metric name: connection
- id: 17, hostname: fw-mexico, servicename: anomaly-nbr-connect, metric name: connection
- id: 18, hostname: fw-berlin, servicename: anomaly-nbr-connect, metric name: connection
- id: 22, hostname: fw-brasilia, servicename: anomaly-traffic-in, metric name: traffic_in

To send history of data for the anomaly service with ID 14 for the last 4 weeks execute the following command:

/usr/share/centreon/bin/anomaly_detection --send-history 14 --history-period 4w

Wait until the end of the process:

Sending data from 2020-03-09T09:32:31 to 2020-03-10T00:00:00
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FAQ

What services are offered and their associated SLA?

The anomaly detection service is currently in closed beta test phase as described in the Centreon documentation. The purpose of this phase is to test our algorithms and their resulting predictions (floating thresholds). During this phase, Centreon will improve the anomaly detection feature based on users feedback. No SLA will be available during this phase.

What are the selection criteria for the beta test program? for what duration and volume?

A participation form is available to Centreon customers. Based on the answers to the form, Centreon will select the candidates to participate in the closed beta test phase.

What is the defined process for the beta test program?

Once the candidates have been selected, Centreon will contact them to indicate the procedure to follow. Regular meetings will be scheduled to assess the effectiveness of the feature on the customers' platform. Remote handling sessions may be necessary. An update of the functionality may also be requested to validate the changes made following the feedback.

How long is the beta test program?

The closed beta test period will last for about 4 months. This should validate the predictions generated from the calculation of the models, as well as the generation of alerts in the event console and the triggering of the notification process.

When will the feature be available? And for what Centreon Edition?

The Anomaly Detection functionality will be available for Centreon Business Edition in the 20.10 version.

How long is the data stored?

The data is kept for the entire validity of the license. It will allow to recalculate models if necessary. An additional period of 3 months will be added at the end of the validity of the license before its deletion.

What data is hosted by the service?

The data hosted by the anomaly detection service only concerns data linked to the services created by the user. It includes the date and time of the control, the identifier of the monitored resource, the identifier of the associated indicator, the name of the performance data on which the computations will be performed as well as the value of the performance data.

What is the data used for?

The data is used to compute behavior models. From these models will be generated predictions used as floating thresholds by the Centreon platform.

Who has access to the data hosted by the service?

The data is associated with the access token of the anomaly detection offer. They are hosted on the Centreon Cloud Platform and partitioned by users. Only the user with the token has access to the data.

How can I request the deletion of data?

The deletion of data may be requested at any time. However, the history of the data is used to create a model to calculate the floating thresholds. Therefore participation in the program or subscription to the subsequent offer will be impossible. A request must be made via the Centreon professional support interface.

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  • Description
  • Prerequisites
  • Installation
    • Installing packages
    • UI installation
    • Restart process
    • Add your token
  • Configuration
    • Activate the sending of the collected data to Centreon Cloud
    • Activate the generation of alerts
    • Activate the notification process
  • View the anomalies detected
  • Forward history of data
  • FAQ
    • What services are offered and their associated SLA?
    • What are the selection criteria for the beta test program? for what duration and volume?
    • What is the defined process for the beta test program?
    • How long is the beta test program?
    • How long is the data stored?
    • What data is hosted by the service?
    • What is the data used for?
    • Who has access to the data hosted by the service?
    • How can I request the deletion of data?
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