Description of problem:
When measurement data comes in to the server, the alert condition processing relies on the order to be strictly the same as generated on the agent side. I.e. no datapoint should be processed before another that was detected prior to it.

The persistence to the Cassandra storage node is asynchronous and done on datapoint-by-datapoint basis. This means that the datapoints can be persisted in different order than the original order.

When supplying the data to alert condition processing, we use the order of datapoints in which they were persisted, not the one they were created on the agent.

This can lead to subtle bugs in alerting like false positive or negative dampening events.

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
JON 3.2.0.ER4

How reproducible:
hardly, can be best seen in debugger

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Have a server, agent and some enabled metric schedules for some inventoried resources
2. Once a measurement report comes in, check the order of elements in the input parameter of the MeasurementDataManagerBean#addNumericData() method.
3. Check the order of elements of the data passed to the condition processing in the onFinish() callback inside addNumericData()

Actual results:
The order sometimes differ, depending on the order cassandra cluster happened to store the events

Expected results:
The order of elements passed to the condition processing should be the same as the one coming from agents.

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