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The FKM clear key's primary role is to remove the trigger made by the FKM keys. That is when a matching "clearKey" is detected alongside the partnering FKM keys. |
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Say we have the word "error" as the fail key and the word "clear" as the clear key.
In this scenario, the fail key will be detected first. Hence, if you have rule in place, alerts will be fired, not unless you have a certain delay embedded in the rule. But on the next sampling, as the clear key will already be detected by then, the existing alert will be cleared.
In this scenario, no alerts will be fired as both fail and clear key were detected within the same sampling run. Previous alerts will also be cleared.
Similar to scenario 2, no alerts will be fired as both were detected under the same sampling run. Previous alerts will also be cleared.
P.S Note that the clearKey by default operates on "latest" mode, which explained as "The latest matching trigger row is cleared by the clear key"
For more info on FKM's clear key, you may refer to the following links;
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