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I have setup sensu-server and client successfully and all is working except one thing . in this image enter image description here

you can see that there are alerts for mysql and web ports.but I have given only "mysql" subscription right now in my client.json file in my client system. I have removed the "webserver" subscription from client.json (which I added initially before replacing it with "mysql" ) but still the checks associated with the "webserver" subscription are displayed. why is this? and how to display only the checks associated with the given subcription. here is my client.json 

    {
      "client": {
       "name": "sensuclient2",
       "address": "127.0.0.1",
       "keepalive": {
      "thresholds": {
       "warning": 60,
       "critical": 120
  },

   "handlers": ["default", "mailer", "sns"]
},
  "subscriptions": [
      "mysql"
   ]

}
}
vishal
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It's possible Uchiwa is showing older checks, prior to the change you made to your client configuration file (at least I went through that once!). Try deleting the events. If the API is not running the checks anymore, the events won't come up again.

You can either use sensu-cli to delete the events:

sensu-cli event delete sensuclient2 check_http

https://github.com/agent462/sensu-cli

Or make an API call...

curl -s -i -X DELETE http://yourhost:yourport/events/sensuclient2/check_http

https://sensuapp.org/docs/1.1/api/events-api.html#eventsclientcheck-delete

If the checks do come back you should check both server and and client side checks and client configuration.

Also, the simplest is the best, @vishal.k himself reminded me: you can always delete the events using Uchiwa's interface. :)

Rebeca Maia
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    your answer is also correct. but the most simplest way is to click delete the client button in the uchiwa dashboard. when it reappears all the older alerts disappear – vishal Dec 11 '17 at 14:35
  • You're correct, added to the original answer. Glad it worked. – Rebeca Maia Dec 11 '17 at 18:27