What is one of the closing conditions for an event triggered by a process becoming unavailable?

When a process becomes unavailable in a monitoring context such as Dynatrace, one of the established closing conditions for the related event is that it is resolved when the process becomes available again. This logic is rooted in the principle of automating monitoring and alerting systems to respond efficiently based on the actual state of the monitored entity.

In this case, the resolution of the event correlates directly with the restoration of the process's availability. This means that as soon as the system detects that the process has resumed normal operation, the corresponding event is automatically marked as resolved. This functionality streamlines incident management, enabling quicker recovery and reducing the need for manual intervention, which can often lead to delays in assessing and resolving issues.

The other options imply scenarios that do not align with the automatic handling of events in a monitoring system, making them less practical in real-world applications. For example, manual resolution or dependency on a system restart does not reflect the efficiencies sought in automated monitoring environments.