Access Center Overview

AOM monitors metric and log data from multiple dimensions at different layers in multiple scenarios. At the access center, you can quickly connect metrics and logs to monitor. After the connection is complete, you can view the metrics, logs, and statuses of related resources or applications on the Metric Browsing page.

Prerequisites

ELB logs have been ingested to LTS.

Business Access

Obtain extracted ELB logs, transaction monitoring data, or reported custom metrics, such as the number of users and the number of orders.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Business panel, click a target card.
- Click the ELB Logs card. On the displayed page, connect related ELB log metrics. For details, see Creating a Log Metric Rule.
- Click the APM Transactions card. On the displayed page, connect APM transaction metrics.

Application Access

Connect component performance graphs or API performance metrics, such as the average latency, error calls, and throughput.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Application panel, click a target card.
On the displayed page, connect related application metrics. For details, see Monitoring Java Applications.

Prometheus Middleware Access

Connect native or cloud middleware metrics, such as cluster index status, or file system capacity or usage.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Prometheus Middleware panel, click a target card.
- On the Procedure tab page, configure a collection task and install Exporter. For details, see Access Overview.
- On the Collection Tasks tab page, check, start, stop, edit, and delete the collection tasks of the middleware. For details, see Other Operations.

Prometheus Running Environments

This function enables CCE and CCI container metrics and ECS metrics to be reported to AOM.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Prometheus Running Environments panel, click a target card.
- By default, an ICAgent is installed when you purchase a CCE cluster. The ICAgent automatically reports CCE cluster metrics to AOM.
  Click the Cloud Container Engine (CCE) (ICAgent) card to view the connected CCE cluster metrics. For details about the CCE cluster metrics that are automatically reported to AOM, see Basic Metrics - VM Metrics.
- CCI automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. No manual configuration is required.
  Click the Cloud Container Instance (CCI) card to view the connected CCI metrics. For details about the CCI metrics that are automatically reported to AOM, see Basic Metrics - VM Metrics.
- Click the ECS ICAgent (Old) card. In the displayed dialog box, click Learn more. On the displayed VM Access page, click Install UniAgent to install a UniAgent on the ECS.
  After the UniAgent is installed, ECS metrics are automatically reported to AOM. For details about ECS metrics, see Basic Metrics - VM Metrics.
- Click the ECS Node Exporter card. On the displayed page, install Node Exporter. For details, see Connecting Node Exporter.

Prometheus Cloud Services

Connect cloud service metrics, such as the CPU usage, memory usage, and health status.

ModelArts automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. For details about ModelArts metrics, see Basic Metrics - ModelArts Metrics.
IoTDA automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. For details about IoTDA metrics, see Basic Metrics - IoTDA Metrics.
Intelligent EdgeFabric (IEF) automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. For details about IEF metrics, see Basic Metrics - IEF Metrics.
For details about metrics of other cloud services, such as FunctionGraph, Elastic Volume Service (EVS), Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR), Object Storage Service (OBS), Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Elastic Load Balance (ELB), Direct Connect, NAT Gateway, Distributed Message Service (DMS), Distributed Cache Service (DCS), Relational Database Service (RDS), Document Database Service (DDS), Data Replication Service (DRS), LakeFormation, MapReduce Service (MRS), GaussDB(DWS), Cloud Search Service (CSS), and Web Application Firewall (WAF), see Cloud Service Metrics.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Prometheus Cloud Services panel, click a target cloud service card.
In the displayed dialog box, connect the cloud service. For details, see Connecting Cloud Services.

After the cloud service is connected, you can click View Details to go to the Prometheus instance details page.

Open-Source Monitoring System Access

This function is suitable for customers who have self-built Prometheus servers, but need Prometheus storage availability and scalability through remote write.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Open-Source Monitoring panel, click the Common Prometheus instance card.
In the displayed dialog box, create a common Prometheus instance.

Prometheus API/SDK Access

Connect metric data using APIs.

Custom Prometheus Plug-in Access

Use a custom plug-in to create a collection task to monitor metrics of the component. In addition, use Exporter to report database metrics for exception detection and Grafana dashboard display.

Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
In the navigation pane, choose Access Center.
In the Custom Prometheus Plug-in Access panel, click Custom Plug-in.
Set plug-in parameters. For details, see Creating a Custom Plug-in.
Click the card of the custom plug-in to be connected.
- Go to the Create Collection Task tab page to create a collection task. For details, see Custom Plug-in Access.
- On the Collection Tasks tab page, check, start, stop, edit, and delete the collection tasks of the custom plug-in. For details, see Other Operations.

Log Ingestion

With this function, logs can be collected in real time and properly displayed on the Log Management page. Also, you can easily search for required logs.