One-Click Monitoring
One-click monitoring enables you to quickly and easily enable or disable monitoring for cloud service resources. This topic describes how to use the one-click monitoring function to monitor key metrics.
Table 1 describes differences between one-click monitoring and common monitoring.
Alarm Type | How It Works | Scope | Monitoring | Trigger |
|---|---|---|---|---|
One-click monitoring | When an event occurs, Cloud Eye triggers alarms immediately. Advantages: The configuration is simple. | For details about services supported by Cloud Eye, see Cloud Services That Support One-Click Monitoring. | Event Monitoring Metric Monitoring | Immediate trigger |
Common monitoring | Cloud Eye triggers alarms based on the preset alarm policies. For example, Cloud Eye triggers an alarm if the average CPU usage is 80% or more for five consecutive times within 5 minutes. Advantages: Alarm policies are flexible and can be configured based on service requirements. | All services supported by Cloud Eye |
| Accumulative trigger |
When an event occurs, Cloud Eye triggers alarms based on the alarm policy. Advantages: The configuration is flexible. Only event alarms are supported. | For detailed events, see Events Supported by Event Monitoring. | Event Monitoring | Immediate trigger or accumulative trigger |
Constraints
Once the alarm conditions specified in one-click monitoring are reached, Cloud Eye will trigger alarms immediately.
Procedure
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > One-Click Monitoring.
- Locate the cloud service you want to enable one-click monitoring and toggle on the button in the One-Click Monitoring column.
- On the Enable Alarm Rule page, check that one-click monitoring is enabled for all alarm rules by default. Locate the alarm rule for which one-click monitoring is unnecessary and toggle off the button in the One-Click Monitoring column.
- Set alarm notification parameters. For details, see Table 3.
- Click OK. One-click monitoring is enabled. The alarm rule is added to the list.
- Click the arrow on the left of a cloud service name to view or modify the built-in alarm rules, or reset the built-in alarm rules after modification.
- Locate an alarm rule and click Modify in the Operation column to delete or add alarm policies. Set Alarm Notification as needed. For details, see Table 3.
- Locate a cloud service and click Reset in the Operation column to restore the default alarm rules. If one-click monitoring is disabled, resetting one-click monitoring will restore the changed alarm policy and clear the configured notification method. If one-click monitoring is enabled, resetting it only restores the changed alarm policy but keeps the notification settings. Figure 1 Viewing alarm rules or modifying an alarm rule
Cloud Services That Support One-Click Monitoring
Cloud Service | Metric Monitoring | Event Monitoring |
|---|---|---|
Auto Scaling | Supported | Not supported |
Cloud Search Service | Supported | Not supported |
API Gateway | Supported | Not supported |
Data Ingestion Service | Supported | Not supported |
Database Security Service | Supported | Not supported |
Distributed Database Middleware | Supported | Not supported |
ROMA | Supported | Not supported |
Direct Connect | Supported | Not supported |
GeminiDB | Supported | Supported |
TaurusDB | Supported | Supported |
DataArts Studio | Supported | Not supported |
Prediction Service | Supported | Not supported |
GaussDB | Supported | Supported |
ModelArts | Supported | Not supported |
Workspace | Supported | Not supported |
CloudTable | Supported | Not supported |
Content Moderation | Supported | Not supported |
Bare Metal Server | Supported | Supported |
Cloud Bastion Host | Supported | Not supported |
Cloud Backup and Recovery | Supported | Supported |
Cloud Data Migration | Supported | Not supported |
Content Delivery Network | Supported | Not supported |
Cloud Firewall | Supported | Not supported |
Cloud Phone | Supported | Not supported |
Cloud Storage Gateway | Supported | Supported |
Distributed Cache Service | Supported | Supported |
Document Database Service | Supported | Supported |
Data Lake Insight | Supported | Not supported |
Distributed Message Service | Supported | Not supported |
Data Replication Service | Supported | Not supported |
Data Warehouse Service | Supported | Not supported |
Elastic Cloud Server | Supported | Supported |
SFS Turbo | Supported | Not supported |
Elastic Load Balance | Supported | Not supported |
Elastic Volume Service | Supported | Supported |
Face Recognition | Supported | Not supported |
Graph Engine Service | Supported | Not supported |
Image Recognition | Supported | Not supported |
Identity Verification Solution | Supported | Not supported |
NAT Gateway | Supported | Not supported |
Natural Language Processing | Supported | Not supported |
Object Storage Service | Supported | Supported |
Optical Character Recognition | Supported | Not supported |
Relational Database Service | Supported | Supported |
Speech Interaction Service | Supported | Not supported |
Virtual Private Cloud | Supported | Not supported |
Virtual Private Network | Supported | Not supported |
Web Application Firewall | Supported | Not supported |
Elastic IP | Not supported | Supported |
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