Log retention is important in the replication mechanism as it defines the capacity of the primary
 system to absorb and store changes waiting to be sent toward the secondary system. 
If logs are produced quicker than consumed for a long time, the replication will be compromised.
 This monitor will detect those situations and send alarms so you can react before replication stops.

Create new rule in the table. You can customize the filter in order to define a specific configuration for a given service or host.

• The minimum time expected before reaching the retention limit parameter settings. Send an alarm if below threshold

• The minimum time expected before a disk full situation. Send alarm if below threshold

• The maximum average size of generated log backup on a daily basis, computed over a configurable period.
• Send an alarm if the average size is over a limit.
• This is an indicator of a growing number of changes to replicate.