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@@ -20,6 +20,36 @@ Runtime Manager retains thirty days of alert history.
 Alerts retrigger when the conditions exceed the specified threshold. 
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+== Compare Runtime Manager Alerts and Anypoint Monitoring Alerts
+
+Runtime Manager and Anypoint Monitoring provide different alert systems.
+Use the alert page and API for the system that owns the alert you need.
+
+Runtime Manager alerts::
+Infrastructure-focused alerts for servers, clusters, and application lifecycle events.
+Examples include CPU usage, memory usage, load average, thread count, deployment events, and server connectivity events.
++
+Use Runtime Manager REST Services endpoints for these alerts:
++
+* Alert configuration (alert definitions): `GET /hybrid/api/v1/alerts` and related alert-definition operations
+* Fired-alert history: alert-history endpoints for the alert ID, for example `GET /armui/api/v1/alerts/cloudhub/{alertId}/history`
++
+Runtime Manager retains 30 days of alert history.
+Runtime Manager alerts retrigger when a condition continues to breach its threshold.
+Runtime Manager alerts aren't listed on the Anypoint Monitoring *Alerts* page.
+
+Anypoint Monitoring alerts::
+Alerts for APIs, Mule applications, and servers, including instance alerts such as response time, request count, policy violations, and HTTP status codes, plus Contracts, Basic, and Advanced alerts. For instance alerts, the sliding window is configurable.
++
+Use Anypoint Monitoring alert APIs for:
++
+* Alert configuration (alert definitions)
+* Fired-alert history
++
+Runtime Manager alert endpoints don't return these Anypoint Monitoring alerts.
++
+For Anypoint Monitoring alerts, see xref:monitoring::basic-alerts.adoc[Getting Alerts].
+
 You can also create custom alerts for applications deployed to CloudHub and CloudHub 2.0.
 
 Custom alerts in CloudHub are triggered when your application sends notifications to the Runtime Manager console