We receive a false-positive alert around once per day
Moreover, value=[no value] in those alerts and it’s easy to distinguish them from the real ones
**Firing**
Value: [no value]
Labels:
- alertname = ...
We are using InfluxDB as a data source
Has anyone faced the same issue?
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community @sayshayx!
What does your alert configuration look like? If it’s a grafana managed alert, there is a configuration option in the alert that should specify what you want to do when there is no data (alert, no alert).
I’m facing this issue even when there is data 
@imranismail in that case, it would be helpful if you can share a screenshot of the raw data at the time of the false alert and the alert definition so we can see why it might be firing
can you please follow these steps to share your raw unformatted data? That way, the community can try and mock up your problem 
I even have this option set:
And yet, I still get this alert
Sorry for the multi-post, apparently new users have a limit of 2 attachments per post.
We have the same issue with an Azure Application Insight query.
The query returns no data and the alerts has labels configured and yet we get a daily false positive with Value: [no value].
Did you find how to solve this ?
We are facing the same issue. We have 2 data sources, prometheus and google cloud monitoring. It looks like this only happens to google cloud monitoring
Hi, I have the same situation as you. Every morning at the same time 5:10 am that kind of alert occurs and I do not know what the reason is 
To be precise, I use InfluxDB too.
Does someone have an idea what it is the root cause of this situation?
Hi, wanted to chip in on this discussion. Grafana 9.x running and get “false” positive alerts for some reason. Datapoints show steady 300-500k in the table view, but i get alerts of 6k many times a day. B0 6000 something.
What should i look into?
