# Alert Management
The Alert Management page is the central area where all defined alerts are monitored and managed. Alert activity is tracked, existing alerts are edited, enabled or disabled, tested, and deleted through this page.
### Overview
The Overview Dashboard is the central management page where all alert activity is tracked from a single screen. The general status of alerts, past triggers, and notification statistics are displayed on this screen.
### **Summary Metric Cards**
Five summary cards indicating the real-time status of the alert system are located at the top of the page:
**Total Rules** The total number of alert rules defined in the system. Both active and inactive alerts are included in this count.
**Total Checks** The total number of checks performed by the system within the specified time range. Each alert rule is periodically evaluated according to the configured Check Frequency, and this counter increases accordingly. This value indicates that the alert system is actively running.
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When all 3 alerts are checked every 5 minutes, a total of 36 checks are performed within 1 hour (3 alerts × 12 checks).
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**Triggered Alerts** The number of alerts whose conditions have been met and triggered. A triggered alert indicates that the defined threshold has been exceeded.
**Notified Alerts** The number of triggered alerts that have been delivered as notifications. Due to the Notification Interval setting, continuous notifications are not delivered for the same alert; therefore, this value may be lower than Triggered Alerts.
**Active Destinations** Displays the active channel types to which alerts deliver notifications (Slack, Email, Webhook).
### **Time Range Filters**
The values on the summary cards can be filtered by different time ranges:
* **Custom** — Custom date range selection
* **1H, 3H, 6H** — Last 1, 3, or 6 hours
* **Today** — Today
* **Yesterday** — Yesterday
* **7D, 30D** — Last 7 or 30 days
* **3M, 6M, 12M** — Last 3, 6, or 12 months
Statistics can be displayed as aggregated totals (**Summary**) or individually for each alert (**Per Alert**).
### Enabling / Disabling Alerts
In cases where an alert needs to be temporarily stopped (maintenance periods, test environments, holidays), disabling the alert is preferable to deletion.An alert is instantly enabled or disabled by clicking the **Status** toggle in the Alert Rules table.
* **Green / Active:** The alert is running, and conditions are being checked
* **Gray / Inactive:** The alert is stopped, no condition check is performed, and no notification is delivered
The configurations of inactive alerts are preserved and can be reactivated at any time.
### Alert Detail Page
The detail page is accessed by clicking any alert in the Alert Rules table. The detail page consists of two tabs:
* **Overview** — Historical activity and statistics of the alert
* **Configuration & Destination** — Alert configuration and notification settings
**Overview Tab**
This tab provides data related to the past behavior of the alert:
* **Trigger times** — The dates and times at which the alert was triggered
* **Traffic chart** — Metric values during the relevant period
* **Notification history** — The timing and channels of delivered notifications
This data allows the evaluation of how the alert reflects actual traffic behavior and enables the optimization of threshold values when necessary.
### Edit Alert
The configuration of an existing alert is updated through the **Configuration & Destination** tab on the alert detail page.
**Editing Steps**
1. Click on the alert to be edited in the Alert Rules table
2. Open the **"Configuration & Destination"** tab on the detail page
3. Modify the fields that need to be changed
4. Click the **"Save Changes"** button at the bottom of the page
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For detailed descriptions of the fields, please refer to the [**Create Alert**](/products/mn-logz/mn-logz-alerts/create-alert.md)
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#### Delete Alert
Unused alerts are deleted via the trash icon in the Alert Rules table.
A confirmation window is displayed before the deletion. Once confirmed:
* The alert is permanently deleted
* Configuration data is lost
* Past trigger records are removed
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The deletion operation cannot be undone. If there is a possibility that the alert may be used again in the future, disabling it should be preferred over deletion.
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