What best practices should be followed for incident management in Morpheus? (Select two.)

Question

Options

• AAutomating remediation workflows where possible
• BRegularly reviewing and updating monitoring thresholds
• CDisabling notifications to prevent alert fatigue
• DAssigning all incidents manually to administrators

• A
  81% (26)
• C
  13% (4)
• D
  6% (2)

Explanation

Automating remediation workflows (A) reduces mean time to resolution by triggering predefined responses the moment an incident is detected, minimizing human error and response lag. Regularly reviewing and updating monitoring thresholds (B) ensures alerts remain relevant as workloads evolve, preventing both missed incidents and false positives.

C is wrong because disabling notifications doesn't solve alert fatigue - it blinds your team to real issues. The fix is tuning thresholds, not silencing alerts. D is wrong because manual assignment to administrators creates a bottleneck, defeats the purpose of automation, and doesn't scale in dynamic cloud environments like Morpheus.

Memory tip: Think "ART" - Automate responses, Review Thresholds. Anything that removes visibility (C) or adds manual friction (D) is the opposite of modern incident management best practice.

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