Monitor Flow on Helios with Alerts
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Flow alerting in SingleStore Helios monitors the health and activity of Flow instances associated with a workspace.
When Flow alerts are enabled for a workspace, the configured alert rules apply to all Flow instances mapped to that workspace.
The Flow-specific trigger conditions are:
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Flow CPU Utilization: Triggers an alert when CPU usage for at least one instance is above a configured threshold for a specified duration.
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Flow Memory Utilization: Triggers an alert when memory usage for a Flow instance is above a configured threshold for a specified duration.
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Flow Inactivity: Triggers an alert when a Flow instance has not moved any records for a configured period of time.
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Flow Scheduler Error: Triggers an alert when the scheduler for a Flow instance enters an error state.
For general alerting concepts (severity levels, thresholds, and subscribers), refer to Alerts.
Prerequisites
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Flow on Helios version 4.
3. 6 or later.
Configure Flow Alerts
To configure Flow alert rules for a workspace:
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In the Cloud Portal, navigate to Monitoring > Alerts.
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At the top of the page, select the workspace group that contains your workspace.
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In the Alerts Configuration table, locate the row for your workspace.
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In the Actions column for that workspace, click the Edit icon.
This opens the alert configuration, including Flow-related trigger conditions for that workspace. -
In the Edit Alert Rules dialog, scroll to the Flow alert types:
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Flow CPU Utilization
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Flow Memory Utilization
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Flow Inactivity
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Flow Scheduler Error
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For each Flow alert type that is required:
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Enable it
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Configure the severity levels (Critical, Warn, Info) with appropriate thresholds and durations
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For Flow Scheduler Error, toggle it on (it functions as an on/off rule)
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In the Subscribers section of the alerts configuration, add or update the list of email addresses that should receive alerts for this workspace.
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Click Save to apply the alert configuration.
Once saved, the Flow alert rules are enforced for every Flow instance mapped to the workspace.
Last modified: March 25, 2026