Which of the following is NOT a health status for PCE?

The health status for a Policy Compute Engine (PCE) includes various states that indicate the current operational state or potential issues needing attention. The statuses typically include Normal, Warning, and Critical, each representing different levels of functionality and alerts based on system performance or issues.

• "Normal" indicates that the system is functioning as expected without any identified issues.
• "Warning" suggests that there may be some concerns or a need for attention, but the system is still operational.
• "Critical" warns of serious issues that could affect system performance or integrity and require immediate action.

The term "Alert," however, is not recognized as a standard health status within the PCE framework. While alerts can signify issues, they don’t categorize the health status in the same way as the specified statuses. Thus, "Alert" does not fit within the defined health statuses of a PCE, making it the correct answer to the question of which is not considered a health status for PCE.