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title: Registering Global Manager
slug: helium-en/registering-global-manager
description: Learn how to create rules to monitor various types of events with this informative document. Discover how the Esper engine imports Event Processing Language (EPL) rules to generate correlated events, and explore the different events and alerts that can be
createdAt: 2021-10-18T20:30:25.000Z
---
This functionality is intended to create rules to **monitor several types of
events**.
Each global event manager contains an EPL for *Information*, *Warning*, and/or *Exception*. EPL is an event correlation language used by Esper (Espertech). At the start of **4biz** ******Event Monitor**, these EPLs are imported into the Esper engine so that a new correlated event will be created each time the condition set in the EPL is satisfied.
Events and alerts related to:
- Business Processes, Service Level Requirements;
- Awareness of similar and multiple events per CI or Service;
- Connection to Incident prioritization codes and categorizations;
- Control action;
- Access to information on supporting and dependent CI, the Change schedule, and known error information from vendors.
Example of an EPL that correlates between **4biz** ******Inventory and Nagios** **events**:
:::CodeblockTabs
description
```javascript
('For any Nagios event that occurs after any Inventory event in the last 10 minutes)
select * from pattern [every a = EventCheckInventory- > b = EventServiceNagios where timer: within (10minutes)].
```
:::
This feature provides a variety of actions, such as including, changing, and
deleting a global manager.
## Before getting started
- [x] To register the Global manager, it is necessary to register previously the **4biz** **Event Monitor connection, time, occurrence category, automatic action, and the ****4biz** **Inventory connection**.
## Procedure
1. Access the functionality through the main menu `Processes > Event Management > Global Events Manager`;
2. Complete the fields available in each area:
- Enter the data of **Action for Information**:
- Select the action that will be triggered when there is an event of *information *type, the degree of urgency, and the impact. The rules for this action are defined using the Event Processing Language (EPL). Click the *Validate EPL Information* button to validate the informed EPL.
- Enter the data of **Action for Warning**:
- Select the action that will be triggered when there is an event of *warning *type, the degree of urgency, and the impact. The rules for this action are defined using the Event Processing Language (EPL). Click on the *Validate EPL from the Warning* button to validate the informed EPL.
- Enter the data of **Action for Exception**:
- Select the action that will be triggered when there is an event occurrence of *exception *type, the degree of urgency, and the impact. The rules for this action are defined using the Event Processing Language (EPL). Click the *Validate EPL from Exception* button to validate the EPL entered.
3. Click on "**Save**".