Multi-Cloud Monitoring for Resources, Events, and Cost

What Cloud Monitoring helps you solve

Use one resource and tag model across accounts, regions, and providers

Cloud estates fragment context across provider-specific inventories, metrics, events, and billing tools. Guance centralizes supported cloud data so teams can identify the affected resource, compare performance and change signals, and understand whether usage or cost moved with the incident.

01Multi-cloud collectionBring supported resource metrics, events, logs, and tags into one platform.
02Resource visibilityExplore health, capacity, and performance by account, region, type, and owner.
03Incident and cost contextCompare alerts and resource changes with billing and usage data.

Stop treating every cloud account and region as a separate inventory

Connect supported resources from AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, and Volcengine. Search compute, databases, load balancers, containers, networks, storage, and middleware by account, region, resource type, business tag, or owner.

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Stop treating every cloud account and region as a separate inventory

Give operators a consistent view of resource health and capacity

Use built-in cloud views and custom dashboards to follow CPU, memory, disk, network, connections, request volume, errors, and capacity where those signals are available. Start with the affected resource, then continue into metrics, logs, events, and alerts without losing its tags or time window.

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Investigate performance and cost changes from the same resource context

Create monitors for resource health, availability, performance, and capacity, then compare the resulting events with configuration changes, traffic growth, and billing data. SRE and FinOps teams can use the same tags to discuss stability and spend without assuming that every cost increase is waste.

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Investigate performance and cost changes from the same resource context

Frequently asked questions

What is cloud monitoring?

Cloud monitoring collects and analyzes the health, performance, events, logs, tags, and cost data of cloud resources. A multi-cloud view helps teams compare environments while retaining provider, account, region, and resource context.

Which cloud platforms can Guance monitor?

Guance documents integrations for AWS, Azure, Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, Huawei Cloud, Volcengine, and other services. Available resource types and telemetry depend on the provider integration and permissions configured.

Why use one platform for multi-cloud monitoring?

A shared platform reduces console switching and gives teams consistent tags, dashboards, queries, and alert workflows across providers. It also makes it easier to relate cloud resources to the applications and owners that depend on them.

Can cloud monitoring help control cloud cost?

Cloud resource tags, utilization, and billing data can be analyzed together to identify unusual growth, idle or underused resources, and capacity-planning risks. Cost conclusions still depend on complete account, tag, and billing coverage.

Monitor multi-cloud health, incidents, and cost together

Use one resource and tag model across accounts, regions, and providers

What is cloud monitoring?

Which cloud platforms can Guance monitor?

Why use one platform for multi-cloud monitoring?

Can cloud monitoring help control cloud cost?