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AWS Cloud Monitoring

AWS monitoring solutions

Unified access to AWS cloud resources, application links, logs, events, and cost data helps teams quickly locate resource, network, and application issues across multi-account, multi-region, and hybrid cloud environments.

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Why does AWS monitoring need a unified monitoring and observation system?

01Unified across multiple accounts and regions

Aggregate different AWS accounts, regions, and business line resources into the same view.

02Cloud resources are linked to applications

Continue drilling down from cloud resource metrics to application links, logs, containers, and alert events.

03Hybrid cloud and multi-cloud expansion

When business runs across cloud vendors, on-premises data centers, and Kubernetes, maintain a unified analytical perspective.

04Alerting and collaborative closed loop

Handle resource anomalies, application errors, and business impacts on the same timeline.

05Cost and capacity visualization

Observe capacity risk and cloud cost trends by combining usage, performance, and business traffic.

AWS unified multi-account and multi-region resource monitoring

Guance can integrate AWS cloud resource metrics, events, and logs, unifying the operational status of different accounts, regions, and business lines on the same platform. Teams can view exceptions by tag, service, region, and resource type, reducing switching between multiple consoles.
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AWS unified multi-account and multi-region resource monitoring
Drilling down from AWS cloud resources to applications, logs, and links

Drilling down from AWS cloud resources to applications, logs, and links

When interfaces are slow, error rates rise, or resource levels are abnormal, Guance can link cloud resources, hosts, containers, APM traces, logs, and alert events, helping SRE and R&D teams quickly determine whether issues arise from cloud resources, networks, services, or code dependencies.
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Covers core services such as EC2, EKS, RDS, S3, Lambda, and CloudFront

Establish out-of-the-box monitoring views and alert strategies around commonly used AWS cloud services, continuously monitoring key metrics such as CPU, memory, network, storage, database, load balancing, and object storage, avoiding only temporary checks after failures.
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Covers core services such as EC2, EKS, RDS, S3, Lambda, and CloudFront
Unified alerts, events, and collaboration contexts

Unified alerts, events, and collaboration contexts

Analyze AWS resource alerts on the same timeline as application errors, logs, traces, release events, and business metrics, reducing repeated alerts and cross-team communication costs, allowing exceptions to be located, handled, and reviewed.
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AWS cost and resource utilization visualization

Continuously monitor cloud resource usage, cost trends, and capacity risks through dashboards, and judge whether there are idle, surging, or poorly allocated resources based on business traffic and system performance, helping teams make more reliable capacity and budget planning.
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AWS cost and resource utilization visualization

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Frequently asked questions

What data should AWS monitoring focus on?

Typically, attention should be paid to cloud resource metrics, events, logs, networks, databases, container clusters, application links, alerts, and cost data. Guance analyze this data in a unified context.

Guance How do you connect to AWS cloud resources?

AWS cloud resource metrics, events, and logs can be collected through Guance data access and integration capabilities, and combined with unified tags to link accounts, regions, services, and business lines.

If you already use AWS built-in monitoring, do you still need a unified monitoring and observation system?

AWS's built-in monitoring is suitable for viewing cloud resources themselves. A unified monitoring and observation system can continue to link application Trace, logs, RUM, alert events, and business metrics, helping teams locate cross-system issues.

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