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Use Baseline Shading for Alerting

Rob_Hewitt
Engager

When you are looking to use standard deviations from baseline for alert thresholds, you can use Baseline Shading to see if a recent spike or sustained level would alert or not.  The point is to make sure that your alerts are actionable and reduce noise as much as possible!

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