Connecting Cloud Services to AOM

Prerequisite

A common Prometheus instance has been connected for monitoring. For details, see Creating a Common Prometheus Instance.

Constraints

• You can only select common Prometheus instances to collect metrics.
• One common Prometheus instance corresponds to only one metric ingestion rule.
• A common Prometheus instance supports the ingestion of cloud service metrics under different enterprise projects.
• The cloud service connection function is not generally available. To use it, submit a service ticket.

Configuring Cloud Service Metric/Log Ingestion to AOM

1. Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Access Center > Access Center to go to the new access center.

   If the old access center is displayed, click Try New Version in the upper right corner.

3. Select the check box next to Cloud services under Types to filter out cloud service cards.
4. Click Ingest Metric (AOM) to quickly ingest metrics or click Ingest Log (LTS) Details to check documents related to log ingestion.
   • Ingest Metric (AOM): AOM supports ingestion of cloud service metrics. By clicking Ingest Metric (AOM), you can quickly ingest cloud service metrics.
   • Ingest Log (LTS) Details: AOM provides an entry for ingesting cloud service logs to LTS. By clicking Ingest Log (LTS) Details, you can check the documents related to log ingestion. You can ingest logs according to the documents.
     • By clicking Details on Ingest Log (LTS) Details, you can check the documents related to log ingestion. You can ingest logs according to the documents.
     • For some cloud services, you can quickly ingest their logs by clicking Ingest Log (LTS).

   Table 1 Connecting cloud services to AOM

   Card	Data Source	Description
   Auto Scaling (AS), API Gateway (APIG), Dedicated APIG, Bare Metal Server (BMS), Cloud Bastion Host (CBH), Cloud Backup and Recovery (CBR), CloudTable, Content Delivery Network (CDN), Cloud Firewall (CFW), Cloud Search Service (CSS), Direct Connect (DC), Distributed Cache Service (DCS), Document Database Service (DDS), Anti-DDoS Service (AAD), Data Lake Insight (DLI), Distributed Message Service (DMS) for Kafka, Data Replication Service (DRS), Data Warehouse Service (DWS), Elastic Cloud Server (ECS), Elastic Load Balance (ELB), Enterprise Router (ER), Elastic Volume Service (EVS), FunctionGraph, GaussDB, Graph Engine Service (GES), TaurusDB, GaussDB(for MySQL), GeminiDB, IoT Device Access (IoTDA), Intelligent EdgeFabric (IEF), ModelArts, MapReduce Service (MRS), NAT Gateway, Object Storage Service (OBS), ROMA Connect, Live, RDS for MySQL, RDS for PostgreSQL, RDS for SQLServer, LakeFormation, Simple Message Notification (SMN), Scalable File Service (SFS), SFS Turbo, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), Virtual Private Network (VPN), Web Application Firewall (WAF), Cloud Storage Gateway (CSG), Domain Name Service (DNS), Global Accelerator (GA), EventGrid (EG), Distributed Database Middleware (DDM), Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Cloud Data Migration (CDM), Host Security Service (HSS), Database Security Service (DBSS), Cloud Phone Host (CPH), Cloud Connect (CC), Data Ingestion Service (DIS), ImageSearch, Image Recognition, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech Interaction Service (SIS), CloudPond, AGT, and Global Elastic IP (GEIP) NOTE: The cloud services that can be connected vary depending on regions. For details, see the console.	Metrics	Ingest cloud service metrics, such as the CPU usage, memory usage, and health status. ModelArts automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. No manual configuration is required. For details about ModelArts metrics, see Basic Metrics: ModelArts Metrics. IoTDA automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. No manual configuration is required. For details about IoTDA metrics, see Basic Metrics: IoTDA Metrics. Intelligent EdgeFabric (IEF) automatically reports metrics to AOM as ready-to-use data. No manual configuration is required. For details about IEF metrics, see Basic Metrics: IEF Metrics. For other cloud services, ingest their metrics by referring to Ingesting Cloud Service Metrics into AOM. For details about cloud service metrics, see Cloud Service Metrics.
   AOM, APIG, Astro Zero, Bare Metal Server (BMS), CBH, Cloud Container Engine (CCE), CDN, Cloud Firewall (CFW), Cloud Trace Service (CTS), DCS, DDS, Anti-DDoS Service (AAD), DMS for Kafka, DRS, DWS, Elastic Cloud Server (ECS), ELB, Enterprise Router, FunctionGraph, GaussDB, Graph Engine Service (GES), GaussDB(for MySQL), GeminiDB Redis, GeminiDB Mongo, GeminiDB Cassandra, Huawei HiLens (HiLens), IoTDA, ModelArts, MRS, RDS for MySQL, RDS for PostgreSQL, RDS for SQL Server, ROMA Connect, Live, Simple Message Notification (SMN), SecMaster, ServiceStage-container application logs, ServiceStage-cloud host logs, VPC, and WAF	Logs	LTS collects log data of many cloud services, such as compute, storage, security, and database services. You can use LTS to search for cloud service logs by keyword, analyze operations data, and monitor the running status and alarms. For details, see Ingesting Cloud Service Logs to LTS.

Ingesting Cloud Service Metrics into AOM

1. Log in to the AOM 2.0 console.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Access Center > Access Center. Click Try New Version in the upper right corner of the page.
3. In the Filter area, select Metrics and Cloud services to filter out the cloud service metrics to be ingested to AOM.
4. Hover the cursor over a cloud service card and click Ingest Metric (AOM).
5. On the Set Prometheus Instance area, select a target Prometheus instance from the drop-down list to collect multidimensional metrics.
   • View Instances: After selecting an instance, you can click View Instances to go to the instance details page.
   • Create Instance: If no Prometheus instance meets your requirements, click Create Instance to create a common Prometheus instance.

6. Click Next to configure an ingestion rule.

   Table 2 Parameters for configuring an ingestion rule

   Parameter	Description
   Ingestion Rule Name	Name of a metric ingestion rule. Each rule name must be unique. Enter up to 50 characters starting with a letter. Only letters, digits, underscores (_), and hyphens (-) are allowed.
   Set Cloud Service Metric	Ingest Metric: Select the cloud service metrics to ingest. Configure metric ingestion for a cloud service: In the cloud service list, toggle the switch in the Ingest Metric column. In this way, you can ingest the metrics of a cloud service into AOM or remove them from AOM. Configure metric ingestion for cloud services in batches: In the cloud service list, select target cloud services, click Ingest Metric above the list, and then choose Enable or Disable. In this way, you can ingest cloud service metrics into AOM or remove metrics from AOM in batches.
   	Add Tag to Dimension: Indicates whether to add tags of cloud service resources to metric dimensions. Tag changes will be synchronized every hour. Each tag name must start with a letter or underscore (_). Only letters, digits, and underscores are allowed. Configure the function of adding the tags of one cloud service to metric dimensions: In the cloud service list, toggle the switch in the Add Tag to Dimension column. In this way, you can add the tags of a cloud service to metric dimensions or remove them. Configure the function of adding the tags of multiple cloud services to metric dimensions: In the cloud service list, select target cloud services, click Add Tag to Dimension above the list, and then choose Enable or Disable. In this way, you can add the tags of multiple cloud services to metric dimensions or remove them.

7. After the configuration is complete, click Confirm.
   • Go to the Metric Browsing page to analyze metrics. For details, see Observability Metric Browsing.
   • Go to the Access Management page to view, edit, or delete the configured ingestion rule. For details, see Managing Metric and Log Ingestion.