- What's New
- Function Overview
- Service Overview (2.0)
- Getting Started (2.0)
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User Guide (2.0)
- Introduction
- Access Center
- Dashboard
- Alarm Management
- Metric Browsing
- Log Analysis
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Prometheus Monitoring
- Prometheus Monitoring
- Creating Prometheus Instances
- Managing Prometheus Instances
- Configuring a Recording Rule
- Metric Management
- Dashboard Monitoring
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Access Guide
- Connecting Node Exporter
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Exporter Access in the VM Scenario
- Access Overview
- MySQL Component Access
- Redis Component Access
- Kafka Component Access
- Nginx Component Access
- MongoDB Component Access
- Consul Component Access
- HAProxy Component Access
- PostgreSQL Component Access
- Elasticsearch Component Access
- RabbitMQ Component Access
- Access of Other Components
- Custom Plug-in Access
- Other Operations
- Obtaining the Service Address of a Prometheus Instance
- Viewing Prometheus Instance Data Through Grafana
- Reading Prometheus Instance Data Through Remote Read
- Reporting Self-Built Prometheus Instance Data to AOM
- Resource Usage Statistics
- Business Monitoring (Beta)
- Infrastructure Monitoring
- Settings
- Remarks
- Permissions Management
- Auditing
- Subscribing to AOM 2.0
- Upgrading to AOM 2.0
- Best Practices (2.0)
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FAQs (2.0)
- Overview
- Dashboard
- Alarm Management
- Log Analysis
- Prometheus Monitoring
- Infrastructure Monitoring
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Collection Management
- Are ICAgent and UniAgent the Same?
- What Can I Do If an ICAgent Is Offline?
- Why Is an Installed ICAgent Displayed as "Abnormal" on the Agent Management Page?
- Why Can't I View the ICAgent Status After It Is Installed?
- Why Can't AOM Monitor CPU and Memory Usage After ICAgent Is Installed?
- How Do I Obtain an AK/SK?
- FAQs About ICAgent Installation
- How Do I Enable the Nginx stub_status Module?
- Other FAQs
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API Reference
- Before You Start
- API Overview
- Calling APIs
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APIs
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Alarm
- Querying the Event Alarm Rule List
- Adding an Event Alarm Rule
- Modifying an Event Alarm Rule
- Deleting an Event Alarm Rule
- Obtaining the Alarm Sending Result
- Deleting a Silence Rule
- Adding a Silence Rule
- Modifying a Silence Rule
- Obtaining the Silence Rule List
- Querying an Alarm Action Rule Based on Rule Name
- Adding an Alarm Action Rule
- Deleting an Alarm Action Rule
- Modifying an Alarm Action Rule
- Querying the Alarm Action Rule List
- Querying Metric or Event Alarm Rules
- Adding or Modifying Metric or Event Alarm Rules
- Deleting Metric or Event Alarm Rules
- Querying Events and Alarms
- Counting Events and Alarms
- Reporting Events and Alarms
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Monitoring
- Querying Time Series Objects
- Querying Time Series Data
- Querying Metrics
- Querying Monitoring Data
- Adding Monitoring Data
- Adding or Modifying One or More Service Discovery Rules
- Deleting a Service Discovery Rule
- Querying Existing Service Discovery Rules
- Adding a Threshold Rule
- Querying the Threshold Rule List
- Modifying a Threshold Rule
- Deleting a Threshold Rule
- Querying a Threshold Rule
- Deleting Threshold Rules in Batches
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Prometheus Monitoring
- Querying Expression Calculation Results in a Specified Period Using the GET Method
- (Recommended) Querying Expression Calculation Results in a Specified Period Using the POST Method
- Querying the Expression Calculation Result at a Specified Time Point Using the GET Method
- (Recommended) Querying Expression Calculation Results at a Specified Time Point Using the POST Method
- Querying Tag Values
- Obtaining the Tag Name List Using the GET Method
- (Recommended) Obtaining the Tag Name List Using the POST Method
- Querying Metadata
- Log
- Prometheus Instance
- Configuration Management
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Alarm
- Historical APIs
- Examples
- Permissions Policies and Supported Actions
- Appendix
- SDK Reference
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Service Overview (1.0)
- What Is AOM?
- Product Architecture
- Functions
- Application Scenarios
- Edition Differences
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Metric Overview
- Introduction
- Network Metrics and Dimensions
- Disk Metrics and Dimensions
- Disk Partition Metrics
- File System Metrics and Dimensions
- Host Metrics and Dimensions
- Cluster Metrics and Dimensions
- Container Metrics and Dimensions
- VM Metrics and Dimensions
- Instance Metrics and Dimensions
- Service Metrics and Dimensions
- Restrictions
- Privacy and Sensitive Information Protection Statement
- Relationships Between AOM and Other Services
- Basic Concepts
- Permissions
- Billing
- Getting Started (1.0)
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User Guide (1.0)
- Overview
- Subscribing to AOM
- Permissions Management
- Connecting Resources to AOM
- Monitoring Overview
- Alarm Management
- Resource Monitoring
- Log Management
- Configuration Management
- Auditing
- Upgrading to AOM 2.0
- Best Practices (1.0)
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FAQs (1.0)
- User FAQs
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Consultation FAQs
- What Are the Usage Restrictions of AOM?
- What Are the Differences Between AOM and APM?
- How Do I Distinguish Alarms from Events?
- What Is the Relationship Between the Time Range and Statistical Cycle?
- Does AOM Display Logs in Real Time?
- How Can I Do If I Cannot Receive Any Email Notification After Configuring a Threshold Rule?
- Why Are Connection Channels Required?
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Usage FAQs
- What Can I Do If I Do Not Have the Permission to Access SMN?
- What Can I Do If Resources Are Not Running Properly?
- How Do I Set the Full-Screen Online Duration?
- What Can I Do If the Log Usage Reaches 90% or Is Full?
- How Do I Obtain an AK/SK?
- How Can I Check Whether a Service Is Available?
- Why Is the Status of an Alarm Rule Displayed as "Insufficient"?
- Why the Status of a Workload that Runs Normally Is Displayed as "Abnormal" on the AOM Page?
- How Do I Create the apm_admin_trust Agency?
- What Is the Billing Policy of Logs?
- Why Can't I See Any Logs on the Console?
- What Can I Do If an ICAgent Is Offline?
- Why Can't the Host Be Monitored After ICAgent Is Installed?
- Why Is "no crontab for root" Displayed During ICAgent Installation?
- Why Can't I Select an OBS Bucket When Configuring Log Dumping on AOM?
- Why Can't Grafana Display Content?
Customizing OS Images to Automatically Connect UniAgent
This section describes how to package images for connecting UniAgent in the Linux and Windows environments.
Overview
An image is an Elastic Compute Server (ECS) or Bare Metal Server (BMS) template that contains OS or service data and may also contain proprietary software and application software, such as database software. Images are classified into public, private, Marketplace, and shared images.
Image Management Service (IMS) provides easy-to-use, self-service image management functions. You can use a public, private, or shared image to apply for ECSs. You can also create private images from existing ECSs or using external image files.
Packaging an Image in the Linux Environment
In the Linux environment, you can package an image according to the following procedure:
Prerequisites
Ensure that no UniAgent has been installed on the Linux host where the image is to be packaged.
Procedure
- Create an ECS by referring to ECS Getting Started.
- For example, in the CN North-Beijing4 region, download the install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh script to the /root directory of the ECS:
wget https://aom-uniagent-cn-north-4.obs.cn-north-4.myhuaweicloud.com/install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh {region_id}=cn-north-4 {obs_domain}=obs.cn-north-4.myhuaweicloud.com
NOTE:
Download command: wget https://aom-uniagent-{region_id}.{obs_domain}/install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh
- In the /etc/init.d/ directory, set the install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh script to automatically start upon power-on:
bash /root/install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh config
If the AOMInstall startup script exists in the /etc/init.d/ directory, your setting is successful.
- Delete the configuration script:
rm -f /root/install_uniagentd_self_OS.sh
NOTE:
After the preceding steps are complete, you can create an image. Do not restart the Linux host before you create an image.
- Locate the target ECS and click Create Image in the Operation column to create a private image. For details, see Creating an Image.
- Configure image information as required.
Packaging an Image in the Windows Environment
In the Windows environment, you can only install the UniAgent, delete some files, and then package your private image.
- Create an ECS by referring to ECS Getting Started.
- On the ECS, manually install the UniAgent by referring to Installing a UniAgent. Then check the UniAgent status on the UI.
- Run the following command on the ECS after the UniAgent is installed:
sc stop uniagentdservice && del /s/q C:\uniagentd\uniagentd.sn && rd /s/q C:\uniagentd\tmp C:\uniagentd\log C:\uniagentd\libexec && echo -e "${ak_info}\n${sk_info}\n${master_info}" > C:\uniagentd\conf\uniagentd.conf
NOTE:
Obtain the values of ${ak_info}, ${sk_info}, and ${master_info} from the manual installation page and replace them based on site requirements. Each AK/SK pair corresponds to a specific project.
- Locate the target ECS and click Create Image in the Operation column to create a private image. For details, see Creating an Image.
- Configure image information as required.
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