I am using the Memory Request Deviation metric on Kubernetes Pods and would like to set a caution when the memory usage goes over requested by 10% and danger when it goes over by 100%. I am using the "Less Than" comparison Operator. I can set the danger to -100 and when I set the caution to -10, getting the message "The Caution threshold must be higher or equal to the Danger threshold". Playing with the numbers, the error goes away if I set the caution to a number larger than the danger (-110 for example). However, -110 is lower, not higher, than -100. It appears that the check that is being done on the danger and caution are using absolute numbers, not the actual numbers. Can we please get a fix so both the danger and caution can be negative numbers with the caution being the larger number when the "Less Than" operator is used.
Release : SAAS
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