Simple Log Service lets you use Logtail to collect host monitoring data, such as CPU, memory, load, disk, and network traffic. You can also use Telegraf with Logtail to collect monitoring data from other products. This topic describes common data collection solutions.
Solution | Description |
You can use Logtail to collect host monitoring data, such as CPU, memory, load, disk, and network traffic. | |
Open-Falcon is an enterprise-level, high-availability, and scalable open source monitoring solution. It monitors server status, such as disk space, port availability, and network traffic. | |
Describes how to use Logtail to collect ping and tcping data and send it to a Metricstore in Simple Log Service. | |
Ingest Prometheus monitoring data using the Remote Write protocol | Simple Log Service supports the Prometheus Remote Write protocol. To send data to Simple Log Service, you can enable the Remote Write feature in Prometheus. |
The Logtail plugin for Simple Log Service collects various metrics in Prometheus format, such as metrics from Node Exporter, Kafka Exporter, and other applications. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize Elasticsearch monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize MySQL monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize Redis monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize MongoDB monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize ClickHouse monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize Kafka monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize data from Java applications. This topic uses Java application monitoring data as an example. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize Nginx monitoring data. | |
Describes how to use Simple Log Service to collect and visualize NVIDIA GPU monitoring data. | |
Simple Log Service lets you write metric data using an SDK. This topic provides SDK examples for Java, Go, and Python. |