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Merge pull request DataDog#10415 from DataDog/Connor-Callahan-multi-alert-tag-variable-availability
Added descriptor/link under alert-grouping
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Simple alerts aggregate over all reporting sources. You receive one alert when the aggregated value meets the set conditions. This works best to monitor a metric from a single host or the sum of a metric across many hosts.
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Multi alerts apply the alert to each source according to your group parameters. You receive an alert for each group that meets the set conditions. For example, you could group `system.disk.in_use` by `host` and `device` to receive a separate alert for each host device that is running out of space.
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Note that if your metric is only reporting by `host` with no `device` tag, it would not be detected by a monitor group by both `host` and `device`.
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Note that if your metric is only reporting by `host` with no `device` tag, it would not be detected by a monitor group by both `host` and `device`. [Tag Variables][6] are available for every group evaluated in the multi-alert to dynamically fill in notifications with useful context.
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### Set alert conditions
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[3]: /dashboards/querying/#advanced-graphing
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[4]: /monitors/faq/what-are-recovery-thresholds/
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[5]: /monitors/notifications/
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[6]: /monitors/notifications/?tab=is_alert#tag-variables

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