ProLayman09 opened a new issue #6731:
URL: https://github.com/apache/skywalking/issues/6731
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I use alarm recently and I notice there are rules for Instance and Endpoint:
```
Instance: {Instance name} of {Service name}
Endpoint: {Endpoint name} in {Service name}
```
As the docs say, I can fill the *include-names* to specify the Instance and
Endpoint so that the rule would be applied to specified instance and endpoint.
But do I need to specify the Service? If dont, the rule would be applied to
all the instance and endpoint despite service, right? For example, I have
service A and service B and they both have endpoint sayHello.When I set up an
endpoint rule whose *include-names* is *sayHello*, then the rule will be
applied to service A and service B both? Even if I just want to set up rule for
service A.
So any wrong with my understanding? Are there any solutions for setting up
rules for endpoint and instance of specified services?
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