Cloud Monitoring Use Cases
Monitor Cloud Kubernetes Environments
Sysdig Monitor provides deep visibility into Kubernetes clusters, namespaces, workloads, pods, and containers no matter which cloud platform you are running on. Maximize the performance and availability of your services running on AWS, Azure, GCP. Sysdig Monitor can help reduce cloud costs by providing the visibility needed to optimize cloud capacity and resource usage.
Monitor Cloud Services with Full Prometheus Compatibility
With Sysdig’s monitoring integrations you can collect metrics from your Cloud providers for their managed services including CloudWatch, Stackdriver or Azure Metrics. Sysdig approach is based on Prometheus exporters along with configuration guides, dashboards, and alerts to help you get started quickly. You can use a standards based approach to Cloud monitoring for popular services such as Fargate, Lambda, RDS, S3, ALB, EBS, and more and use PromQL to query all your metrics.
Cloud Metadata Enrichment
Sysdig Monitor enriches metrics and events with cloud metadata to make querying easier. You can use cloud labels to group or segment your metrics by provider, region, availability zone, security group, etc. to slice and dice your data, drill down on a problem, and resolve it quickly. In addition, you can use standard PromQL to query these metrics regardless of their source instead of relying on proprietary query languages or datasources.
Cloud Ecosystem Integration
With Sysdig Monitor you can dispatch notifications to cloud notification services to facilitate smoother interactions. Send alerts to notification channels like Amazon SNS Topics or IBM Cloud Functions. Centralize authentication using cloud provider user authentication services such as Azure AD. You can also export metrics to cloud services using Sysdig’s APls.
Our list of integrations is always growing.
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