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Cloud Monitoring

Cloud and multi-cloud monitoring

Guance cloud monitoring unifies data on cloud resource metrics, events, logs, tags, and billing data from AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, Volcano Engine, and others, helping cloud operations, SRE, and FinOps teams centrally observe multi-cloud environment operating status, fault impact, and cost changes.

Cloud monitoring and multi-cloud resource monitoring
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What problems does cloud monitoring solve?

Unified monitoring of multi-cloud resources, application status, and cloud cost risks

In multi-cloud environments, account, region, resource type, tag, and alert caliber often differ. Guance consolidate hosts, databases, load balancing, containers, networks, events, logs, and billing data from different cloud vendors on the same platform, helping teams reduce switching between cloud consoles, quickly pinpoint cloud issues, and understand the cost impact behind resource changes.

Multi-cloud resources are scattered? Unified access of cloud accounts, regions, and resources
Guance deeply integrates mainstream cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and Volcano Engine, collecting data from cloud hosts, databases, load balancing, containers, networks, storage, and middleware. Teams can search uniformly by account, region, tag, business, and resource type, reducing switching between multiple cloud consoles.
Multi-cloud resources are scattered? Unified access of cloud accounts, regions, and resources
How to check the status of cloud resources? Continuously monitor capacity and performance with built-in views
How to check the status of cloud resources? Continuously monitor capacity and performance with built-in views
- Continuously monitor cloud resource trends in CPU, memory, disk, network, connection count, request volume, error rate, and capacity through built-in cloud product views and custom dashboards.
- Different teams can create dedicated views by business, environment, or resource leader, and can jump from resource details to metrics, logs, events, and alerts.
- When cloud resource performance jitter or capacity approaches thresholds, teams can first see the affected objects before deciding on expansion, migration, or optimization configuration.
Cloud-based anomalies and cost changes need to be analyzed together with alerts and billing
- Continuously detect cloud resource anomalies, availability changes, performance bottlenecks, and capacity risks through built-in monitor templates and custom alerts.
- By combining Obsy AI, Event Center, and billing data, teams can analyze whether anomalies stem from resource changes, traffic growth, configuration issues, or cost anomalies.
- For multi-cloud or hybrid cloud environments, cloud platform monitoring helps enterprises advance stability governance and cloud cost governance within the same data context.
Cloud-based anomalies and cost changes need to be analyzed together with alerts and billing

Frequently asked questions

What is cloud monitoring?

Cloud monitoring is used to unify the operational status, performance metrics, events, logs, and cost data of Guance vendor resources, helping teams manage resource health, capacity changes, and failure risks in multi-cloud or hybrid cloud environments.

Which cloud platforms Guance support monitoring?

Guance can connect to mainstream cloud platforms such as AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and Volcano Engine, and unify cloud resource metrics, events, logs, and application data for analysis on a single observable platform.

Why does multi-cloud monitoring require a unified platform?

In multi-cloud environments, resources are scattered across different consoles, and metrics, labels, and alert methods are inconsistent. A unified platform reduces tool switching and helps teams manage cloud resources and business systems with consistent tags, views, and alert rules.

Can cloud platform monitoring help control cloud costs?

Guance can combine cloud resource status, custom tags, and cloud billing data to analyze changes in resource usage and costs, helping teams identify abnormal growth, idle resources, and capacity planning risks.

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