Rules like these generate alarms but it's unclear why
These baseline deviation rules are evaluated once an hour, comparing the average of the relevant metric during that hour with what is the baseline for that hour.
If the value is not in the baseline range, it raises an alarm since the metric exceeds the environment's normal behavior.
The reason alarms are set to fire based on baseline and not a static threshold is that it is difficult to set a threshold that fits all environments. Having such alarm would require the user to set a different threshold per each environment.
WORKAROUND
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STATUS
Enhancement ID FOGGENERAL-I-304 has been logged to make it easier for users to set minimum thresholds as an alternative for baseline alarms
