Severity of the deviations on single metrics

The criticality of deviations in single metrics indicates how likely they are to be anomalies, based on multiple baselines:

Green (1): no anomaly

Yellow (2): Low probability of being an anomaly. The metric mostly stays within the main or secondary corridor.

Orange (3): Medium probability of being an anomaly. The metric occasionally goes outside all baselines, but not consistently.

Red (4): High probability of being an anomaly. The metric mostly stays outside all baselines.

Blood red (5): Red that lasted more than 30 minutes if high frequency or more than 2 hours for low frequency.

Alerts are created with deviations of any severity and are updated whenever a metric changes severity. You can set customized actions for alerts that contain deviations of a certain severity or when a specific metric reaches a certain severity.

The color code for the anomaly gives the probability for that to be an anomaly but is does not tell us how much the data are deviationg from the baseline. If you vant to filter on a certain deviation from the baseline you should use the closestBaselineDeviation field.