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# View Triggered Alerts

The Triggered Alerts table shows all types of alerts that have been triggered, including resource and process alerts.

To view the list of alerts that have been triggered, go to the **Alerts** page and click the **Triggered Alerts** tab. 

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The table shows a summary of the alerts and includes the following columns:

* **Device**: The user-defined name and UUID identifier of the relevant device.
* **Alert Name**: The user-defined name of the alert.
* **Type**: The type of monitoring that triggered the alert, for example, resources, processes, or deployment.
* **Trigger Time**: The time (UTC) the trigger threshold or criteria were met.
* **Finish Time**: The time (UTC) at which the threshold or criteria for triggering were no longer met, or the time that you manually stopped the alert.
* **Value Triggered**: The value of the parameter that caused an alert to be triggered, for example, RAM of 95% when the trigger threshold configured was 60%.&#x20;
* **State**: An alert is either Ongoing or Finished.&#x20;
* **Stop Alert**: An alert in Ongoing state has a circle icon on the right side of the row. Click this icon to stop the alert manually.

## Alert Behavior

* Each device can trigger a configured alert only once every 10 minutes.
* Alerts are automatically indicated when they trigger and finish, and they are observable in the Triggered Alerts table. Finished indicates that the alert no longer meets the defined criteria or threshold for an alert to be triggered.

## Filter Triggered Alerts

You can filter the Triggered Alerts table to help zero in on issues. Types of filters include:

* **Alert Type**: Resources, Processes, or Deployment Failed.
* **Alert State**: Ongoing or Finished.
* **Time Frame**: By default the last three days are shown. You can change the filter to show the last five minutes up to the last week of alerts.

## What's Next?

Learn about the [remote tools](/features-new-ui/tools/remote-tools-overview.md) you can use for troubleshooting issues.


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