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An infrastructure engineer executes the following Monitoring Query Language (MQL) expression via the `SummarizeMetricsData` API operation to inspect compute utilization: `CpuUtilization[5m]{availabilityDomain = "VeBZ:PHX-AD-1"}.groupBy(poolId).percentile(0.9)` How does OCI Monitoring handle the aggregation window timestamps and the resolution when this expression is evaluated as a standard metric query versus when it is used inside an alarm definition?
In Monitoring Query Language (MQL), the _____ statistic returns a value of 1 when a metric emits no data points for the entire specified interval, enabling administrators to detect halted telemetry streams.
To prevent transient CPU spikes from waking on-call engineers, a cloud operations specialist configures an OCI Monitoring alarm with two trigger rules (`CRITICAL` when `CpuUtilization[5m].mean() > 95` with `Trigger delay minutes` set to `3`, and `WARNING` when `CpuUtilization[5m].mean() > 80` with `Trigger delay minutes` set to `5`). How does OCI Monitoring evaluate this alarm definition and transition its state?
When configuring the `Define alarm notifications` section of an alarm in the OCI Console (`Observability & Management` > `Monitoring` > `Alarm Definitions` > `Create alarm`), which TWO capabilities are available to administrators? (Select TWO)
True or False: On the `Create alarm` page in the OCI Console under `Define alarm`, the metric chart dynamically plots the last six hours of emitted metrics for the selected metric and resource group.
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