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.

**Table 1** 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	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	Server Monitoring Cloud Service Monitoring Custom Monitoring	Accumulative trigger
Common monitoring	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

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.

Figure 1 Enable one-click monitoring
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 2 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
GaussDB(for MySQL)	Supported	Supported
DataArts Studio	Supported	Not supported
Prediction Service	Supported	Not supported
GaussDB	Supported	Supported
ModelArts	Supported	Not supported
Workspace	Supported	Not supported
CloudTable Service	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
GaussDB(DWS)	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