What is the optimal strategy for preventing alert noise in Event-Driven Ansible rulebooks?

When implementing Event-Driven Ansible (EDA) to automate responses to infrastructure events, there is a risk of creating notification noise. While rule-based filtering can suppress repetitive alerts, overly aggressive suppression may lead to silent failures where critical outages are ignored.

The goal is to balance immediate visibility of critical failures with the need to aggregate repetitive events into summary notifications. This requires a precise configuration of rulebooks to ensure that transient issues do not trigger excessive alerts while persistent failures remain visible.

• How can EDA rulebooks be configured to distinguish between a transient spike and a sustained failure state to avoid redundant notifications?
• Which mechanisms are available within the platform to aggregate multiple related events into a single summary alert before triggering an external notification?