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Why Is the Total Number of Resources for the Same Cloud Service Inconsistent on Different Monitoring Pages?

Cloud service resource data sources and cache modes differ based on monitoring scenarios, so the number of queried resources varies. For details about the data sources of cloud services, see Table 1.

Table 1 Data sources of cloud services

Cloud Service

Data Source of Total Resources on the Overview Page

Data Source of Total Resources in the Cloud Service Monitoring List

Data Source of the Cloud Service Monitoring Instance List

Multi-layer cloud services (such as iMetal, RDS_MYSQL_CLUSTER, CC, ModelArts, NoSQL, ROMA, ELB, ER,GA, DDS, ES, CPH, DDMS, GaussDBV5, DBProxy, RES, APIC, HTAP, MRS, LTS, EdgeGateway, MSGSMS, ICA, EC, BMS, DDoS, BFS, CODEARTS_LINK, EG, ANC, IES, VPN and OBS)

Cloud Eye metric database, cached for 10 minutes

Cloud Eye metric database, cached for 10 minutes

Cloud service, without cache

Key cloud services (such as ECS, EIP, DMS, DCS, RDS, TaurusDB, AS, and CBR)

Cloud service, cached for 10 minutes

Cloud service, cached for 10 minutes

Cloud service, without cache

Other single-layer cloud services

Cloud Eye metric database, cached for 10 minutes

Cloud Eye metric database, cached for 10 minutes

CES metric database, without cache
Parent topic: Cloud Service Monitoring