Application Operations Management
Application Operations Management
- 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?
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Viewing Prometheus Instance Data Through Grafana
Viewing Prometheus Instance Data Through Grafana
Updated on 2025-01-07 GMT+08:00
After connecting a cloud service or CCE cluster to a Prometheus instance, you can use Grafana to view the metrics of the cloud service or cluster.
Prerequisites
- You have created an ECS. For details, see Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) Getting Started.
- You have created an EIP and bound it to the created ECS. For details, see Elastic Cloud Server (ECS) Getting Started.
- Your service has been connected for Prometheus monitoring. For more details, see:
Procedure
- Install and start Grafana. For details, see the Grafana official documentation.
- Add an access code.
- Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Settings. The Global Configuration page is displayed.
- In the navigation pane on the left, choose Authentication. Click Add Access Code.
- In the dialog box that is displayed, click OK. The system then automatically generates an access code.
NOTE:
- You can create up to two access codes for each project.
- An access code is an identity credential for calling APIs. Keep your access code secure.
- Obtain the Grafana data source configuration code.
- Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
- In the navigation pane on the left, choose Prometheus Monitoring > Instances. In the instance list, click the target Prometheus instance.
- On the displayed page, choose Settings in the navigation pane and obtain the Grafana data source information from the Grafana Data Source Info area.
Figure 1 Grafana data source information
- Configure Grafana.
- Log in to Grafana.
- In the navigation pane, choose Configuration > Data Sources. Then click Add data source.
Figure 2 Configuring Grafana
- Click Prometheus to access the configuration page.
Figure 3 Prometheus configuration page
- Set Grafana data source parameters.
NOTE:
The Basic auth and Skip TLS Verify options under Auth must be enabled.
Figure 4 Setting parameters - Click Save&Test to check whether the configuration is successful.
If the configuration is successful, you can use Grafana to configure dashboards and view metric data.
Figure 5 Checking whether the configuration is successful
Parent topic: Prometheus Monitoring
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