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AOM Dashboard Overview

Dashboards enable you to monitor metrics and logs in real time. You can create dashboards for metrics or logs, so that monitoring data can be displayed in graphs on the monitoring panel. This helps you monitor and analyze metrics or logs.

What Are Dashboards

Dashboards display the query and analysis results of metrics or logs in bar, line, or digit graphs. Each dashboard consists of multiple graphs. Each graph corresponds to one or more query and analysis statements. When you open or refresh a dashboard, query and analysis operations are automatically performed on graphs. Different graphs can also be integrated into the same screen.

With dashboards, you can monitor key metrics in real time, quickly detect exceptions, locate root causes, or perform trend analysis.

Application Scenarios

  • Panoramic service monitoring dashboard

    Provides a global view for the management or O&M team, showing key metrics such as the transaction volume, success rate, and latency of core services.

    You can set metric alarm thresholds and notifications. Dashboards can display the unexpected changes of key metrics, such as decreased success rate or insufficient resources. Through historical data comparison and multi-dimensional analysis, you can quickly detect and locate abnormal metrics, improving the stability and response speed of your system and services.

    The dashboard is often used for large-screen display in an office or command center.

  • Special fault check dashboard

    When a metric is abnormal, associated metrics and error logs are displayed, facilitating in-depth analysis.

  • Resource capacity planning

    Displays the resource usage trend (such as the disk usage trend) for a long time to assist in capacity expansion decision-making.

  • Open-source component monitoring

    AOM provides preset dashboard templates. After you connect an open-source Prometheus component (such as Kafka and Nginx), a standard dashboard can be generated with one click.

Functions

Table 1 Functions

Function

Description

Creating a Dashboard

With a dashboard, different graphs are displayed on the same screen, so you can view metrics or logs comprehensively.

(New) Creating a Dashboard

With a dashboard, different graphs are displayed on the same screen, so you can view metrics or logs comprehensively.

Setting Full-Screen Online Duration for an AOM Dashboard

You can customize the full-screen online duration when monitoring data on AOM dashboards.

Adding AOM Dashboard Filters

You can customize filters by adding variables to filter monitoring data when viewing or adding graphs on the Dashboard page.

(New) Setting Filters for AOM Dashboards

Add filters to new AOM dashboards to filter statistical graphs based on specified conditions. Filters are used to modify query criteria for statistical graphs in new dashboards in batches. Each statistical graph is actually the results of a query and analysis statement.

Constraints

  • Preset dashboard templates are listed under System. Preset dashboards cannot be deleted. Their groups cannot be changed. Dashboard templates cannot be created.
  • Preset CCE dashboards can be used only after you install kube-prometheus-stack on the Add-ons page of CCE.
  • Preset cloud native middleware dashboards can be used only after you create middleware collection tasks on the UniAgent page.
  • Preset dashboard DMS-RabbitMQ does not support monitoring of certain metrics in the RabbitMQ AMQP-0-9-1 version. For details about the supported RabbitMQ metrics, see RabbitMQ Metrics.
  • Up to 1,000 dashboard groups can be created in a region.
  • Up to 1,000 dashboards can be created in a region.
  • Up to 50 graphs can be added to a dashboard.
  • Up to 200 metric data records can be displayed in a line graph.
  • Only one resource can be displayed on a digit graph.
Parent Topic: Dashboard Monitoring