Function Overview

AOM is a one-stop, multi-dimensional O&M management platform for cloud applications. It monitors applications and related cloud resources in real time, analyzes application health status, and provides flexible data visualization functions. It helps you detect faults in a timely manner and monitor running status of applications, services, and other resources in real time.

• Management over massive quantities of logs

High-performance search and service analysis are supported. Logs are automatically associated and can be filtered by application, host, file, or instance.

• Association analysis

Applications and resources are automatically associated, and metric and alarm data about applications, components, instances, hosts, and transactions are analyzed, facilitating fault locating.

• Open ecosystem

O&M data query APIs are opened, collection standards are provided, and independent development is supported.

The O&M page supports full-link, multi-layer, one-stop O&M for resources, applications, and user experience.

There are the following types of graphs: infrastructure monitoring, information statistics, host monitoring (CPU and memory), component monitoring (CPU and memory), container instance monitoring (CPU and memory), host monitoring (disk), host monitoring (network), cluster monitoring (CPU and memory), and cluster monitoring (disk).

With a dashboard, different graphs can be displayed on the same screen. Various graphs, such as line graphs, digital graphs, and top N resource graphs can display comprehensive resource data. For example, you can add key metrics to a dashboard for real-time monitoring. You can also compare the same metric of different resources on the same screen. In addition, by adding common O&M metrics to a dashboard, you do not need to reselect them when re-opening the AOM console during routine O&M.

Application monitoring allows you to view the resource usage, trends, and alarms of applications in real time, so that you can quickly respond to application exceptions and ensure smooth application running.

This function adopts the hierarchical drill-down design. The hierarchy is as follows: Application list > Application details > Component details > Instance details > Container details > Process details. That is, applications, components, instances, containers, and processes are associated and their relationships are directly displayed on the UI.

Host monitoring allows you to view the resource usage, trends, and alarms of hosts in real time, so that you can quickly respond to host exceptions and ensure smooth host running.

Like application monitoring, this function also adopts the hierarchical drill-down design. The hierarchy is as follows: Host list > Host details. The host details page contains all the instances, GPUs, NICs, disks, and file systems that are discovered.

Component monitoring allows you to view the resource usage, trends, and alarms of components in real time, so that you can quickly respond to component exceptions and ensure smooth component running. You can click a component name to view its details.

Container monitoring allows you to view the resource usage, trends, and alarms of containers in real time, so that you can quickly respond to container exceptions and ensure smooth container running.

Metric monitoring allows you to view the metric trends and data generated in the last 12 months. You can also add metrics to a dashboard and create threshold rules for them. In this way, you can monitor services in real time and perform data correlation analysis.

Alarm management allows you to query alarms, so that you can quickly detect, locate, and rectify faults.

AOM provides both alarms and events. By customizing notification actions, you can obtain alarm information by email or Short Message Service (SMS) message. In this way, you can detect and handle exceptions at the earliest time. You can create threshold rules for key resource metrics. When metric data meets threshold criteria, AOM generates threshold alarms. By enabling the subscription function, you can connect threshold alarms to your O&M platform for analysis.

AOM provides strong log management capability. Logs of Elastic Cloud Servers (ECSs) or Bare Metal Servers (BMSs) running Linux can be collected and displayed.

Log search enables you to quickly search for required logs from massive quantities of logs. Log dump enables you to store logs for a long period of time. After you create log statistical rules, AOM can periodically count keywords and generate metric data, so that you can monitor system performance and services in real time. By configuring delimiters, you can divide log content into multiple words and use these words to search for logs.

Agent management allows you to monitor the ICAgent status, and install, upgrade, and uninstall the ICAgent on hosts.

You can change the log quota by switching between the basic edition and pay-per-use edition. In the basic edition, limited functions are provided for free.

After you deploy applications on hosts, the ICAgent installed on the hosts automatically collects information, including names of processes, components, containers, and Kubernetes pods. The applications are automatically discovered and then displayed graphically. You can set aliases and groups for better resource management.

AOM can collect and display container and VM logs. Before collecting logs, ensure that you have configured a log collection path.