One-Click Monitoring
One-click monitoring enables you to quickly and easily enable or disable monitoring for cloud service resources. When it is enabled, the alarm rules you selected are added to the alarm rule list. When it is disabled, these alarm rules are deleted from the alarm rule list.
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| One-click monitoring | You can quickly set up a basic alarm system by enabling the default key metric and event alarm rules recommended by cloud services. 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 |
| 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 |
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| When an event occurs, Cloud Eye triggers alarms based on the alarm policy. Advantages: The configuration is flexible. Only event alarms are supported. | For details about the supported events, see Events Supported by Event Monitoring. | Event Monitoring |
| Scenario | Description |
|---|---|
| You can enable one-click monitoring for a cloud service to automatically create alarm rules. | |
| You can update, delete, or add alarm policies and set notifications as needed. | |
| You can modify alarm notifications in batches for alarm rules with one-click monitoring enabled. The changes apply to alarm rules of the selected resource type with one-click monitoring enabled. | |
| You can reset the one-click monitoring function to use the default alarm rule settings.
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| Once one-click monitoring is disabled, the system will automatically delete the corresponding alarm rules from the alarm rule list. | |
| You can check the cloud services and alarm types supported by one-click monitoring. |
Billing
You can configure alarm notifications when one-click monitoring is enabled. Alarm notifications are sent by SMN. They will be billed based on their frequency and message length. For details, see Product Pricing Details.
Constraints
Alarm rules created using the one-click monitoring function monitor all resources in the selected dimension.
Currently, Cloud Eye has been upgraded to the latest version in some regions. In the new version, the alarm menus have been integrated. This section describes how to enable one-click monitoring on the console of the new version.
- One-click monitoring entry on the console of the new version: Alarm Management > Rule Settings > One-Click Monitoring
- One-click monitoring entry on the console of the earlier version: Alarm Management > One-Click Monitoring
Enabling One-Click Monitoring
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- 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 Alarm Notification Parameters.
If one-click monitoring has been configured for a cloud service and you have selected Saved to their current configurations when disabling one-click monitoring, alarm notification cannot be configured on the Enable Alarm Rule page.
- Click OK. One-click monitoring is enabled. The alarm rule is added to the list.
Modifying an Alarm Rule
You can modify alarm rules regardless of whether one-click monitoring is enabled. You can update, delete, or add alarm policies and set the notification method as required.
- In some regions, you can modify alarm rules only after one-click monitoring is enabled. Check details on the console.
- On the One-Click Monitoring page, you cannot set exception resources when modifying an alarm rule. If you have modified an alarm rule on this page, go to the Alarm Rules page to confirm and modify the exception resources.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- Click the drop-down button next to a resource type to view its alarm rules.
- Locate the alarm rule to be modified and click Modify in the Operation column.
- On the displayed page, configure the alarm policies and notification parameters for the alarm rule.
For details about the metrics supported by each cloud service, see Cloud Product Metrics. For details about the events supported by event monitoring, see Events Supported by Event Monitoring. For details about alarm policy parameters, see Alarm Policies.
- Modify alarm notification parameters. For details, see Table 3. Figure 1 Modifying an alarm rule
- Click OK.
- View the modification result in the alarm rule list.
- If one-click monitoring is disabled for the alarm rule, the modified alarm rule is not displayed in the alarm rule list. After one-click monitoring is enabled, you can view the alarm rule with the modified configuration in the alarm rule list.
- If one-click monitoring is enabled for the alarm rule, the alarm rule with the modified configuration is displayed in the alarm rule list.
Batch Modifying Alarm Notifications
You can modify alarm notifications in batches for alarm rules with one-click monitoring enabled. The changes apply to alarm rules of the selected resource type with one-click monitoring enabled.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- Locate the target cloud service and click Batch Modify Alarm Notifications in the Operation column.
- In the displayed dialog box, set parameters.
Table 3 Configuring alarm notifications Parameter
Description
Example Value
Alarm Notifications
Whether to send alarm notifications by SMS, email, FunctionGraph (function), FunctionGraph (Workflow), WeCom, DingTalk, Lark, WeLink, HTTP, or HTTPS. This parameter is enabled by default.
Enabled
Notified By
Notification method. Select Notification policies, Contact groups, or Topic subscriptions.
- Notification policies: If several O&M owners handle service maintenance, you can set up different notification scopes in a notification policy to alert specific owners by alarm severity or at a specified schedule. For details, see Creating a Notification Policy.
- Contact groups: Cloud Eye provides alarm notification capabilities. Select this option if you do not need to send alarm notifications by severity or schedule. To send alarm notifications to a group of contacts, you can create a contact group and add contacts to it in Cloud Eye for easier management. For details, see Creating a Contact/Contact Group.
- Topic subscriptions: If the current region does not support alarm notifications or the recipients have been configured in SMN, you can select a topic created in SMN or your cloud account contact as required.
For details, see Creating a Topic and Adding Subscriptions.
NOTE:Cloud Eye uses SMN for alarm notifications. If SMN has major delays, the alarm notifications may also be delayed.
Contact groups
Notification Window
If Notified By is set to Contact groups or Topic subscriptions, you need to set the notification window.
Cloud Eye sends notifications only within the validity period specified in the alarm rule.
For example, if the notification window is set to 08:00 to 20:00, notifications are sent only within this specified time range when a metric reaches the specified threshold or a specified event occurs.
08:00-20:00
Time Zone
Time zone for the alarm notification window. By default, it matches the time zone of the client browser, but can be manually configured.
(GMT+08:00) Beijing, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Urumqi, Kuala Lumpur, Singapore, Perth, Taipei, Irkutsk, Ulaanbaatar
Trigger Condition
This parameter is required when you set Notified By to Contact groups or Topic subscriptions.
- If you set Alarm Type to Metric, select Generated alarm, Cleared alarm, or both for this parameter.
- If you set Alarm Type to Event, you can only select Generated alarm for this parameter.
Generated alarm
Notification Template
This parameter is only available if you set Notified By to Contact groups or Topic subscriptions. You can select an existing template or create one to send alarm notifications.
NOTE:Some cloud services do not support fields such as the resource name, enterprise project, resource tag, private IP address, and public IP address in the notification template. When you select a system template as the notification template, these fields will appear blank in the alarm notifications even if you have them configured.
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- Click OK.
Resetting One-Click Monitoring Rules
Currently, the latest version of Cloud Eye does not support resetting one-click monitoring rules. To reset one-click monitoring rules, see Disabling One-Click Monitoring. For details, see the console.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > One-Click Monitoring.
- Locate a resource type and click Reset in the Operation column.
- In the displayed dialog box, click OK to restore the one-click monitoring settings for alarm rules of the resource type.
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.
Disabling One-Click Monitoring
You can disable one-click monitoring for a cloud service or for a specified alarm rule or policy of the service.
Currently, only some regions allow you to choose whether to restore the default one-click monitoring rules when disabling one-click monitoring. This feature is being rolled out in other regions. For details, see the console.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring switch in the row containing the target cloud service.
- On the Disable Alarm Rule page, select the configuration mode of the alarm rule after one-click monitoring is disabled for the cloud service.
- Restored to the default alarm rules for one-click monitoring: After one-click monitoring is disabled, the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be restored to the default configuration provided by Cloud Eye. Your modifications to the alarm rule will not be retained. To use the latest one-click monitoring rules provided by Cloud Eye, select this option.
- Saved to their current configurations: After one-click monitoring is disabled, your modifications to the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be retained.
- Click OK to disable one-click monitoring.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- Click the drop-down button on the left of a cloud service to view all one-click monitoring rules of it.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring switch in the row containing the target alarm rule.
- On the displayed page, click OK to disable one-click monitoring for the alarm rule.
- This alarm rule will be deleted from the alarm rule list when one-click monitoring is disabled.
- If the alarm rule is the last one-click monitoring rule enabled for the cloud service, you need to select the alarm rule configuration mode when disabling one-click monitoring.
- Restored to the default alarm rules for one-click monitoring: After one-click monitoring is disabled, the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be restored to the default configuration provided by Cloud Eye. Your modifications to the alarm rule will not be retained. To use the latest one-click monitoring rules provided by Cloud Eye, select this option.
- Saved to their current configurations: After one-click monitoring is disabled, your modifications to the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be retained.
- Log in to the Cloud Eye console.
- In the navigation pane, choose Alarm Management > Rule Settings.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring tab.
- Click the drop-down button on the left of a cloud service to view all one-click monitoring rules of it.
- Click the drop-down button on the left of an alarm rule to view its alarm policies.
- Click the One-Click Monitoring switch in the row containing the target alarm policy.
- On the displayed page, click OK to disable one-click monitoring for the alarm policy.
- After the one-click monitoring function is disabled for an alarm policy, the alarm policy will be deleted from the alarm rule.
- If the alarm policy is the last one-click monitoring policy enabled for the cloud service, you need to select the alarm rule configuration mode when disabling one-click monitoring.
- Restored to the default alarm rules for one-click monitoring: After one-click monitoring is disabled, the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be restored to the default configuration provided by Cloud Eye. Your modifications to the alarm rule will not be retained. To use the latest one-click monitoring rules provided by Cloud Eye, select this option.
- Saved to their current configurations: After one-click monitoring is disabled, your modifications to the one-click monitoring rule of the cloud service will be retained.
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 Connect | 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 |
| Cloud Connect | Supported | Not supported |
| API Gateway (Dedicated) | Supported | Not supported |
| Database Proxy | Supported | Supported |
| Enterprise Router | Supported | Not supported |
| Scalable File Service | Supported | Not supported |
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