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Cloud Monitor:Overview

Last Updated:Sep 16, 2026

This topic describes the main features of Cloud Monitor: Alert Center, Resource Usage, and Administration and Detection.

Main feature overview

The data on the Cloud Monitor overview page refreshes in real time. This page helps you quickly check the health of the resources in your account.

Number

Description

References

1

View the number of threshold-based alerts for resources in cloud services and application groups in your account.

View resources with active alerts

2

Getting started guide, which includes recommended features and tutorials.

None.

3

View critical and warning event alerts for your account from the last hour, last 6 hours, or today.

View system events

4

View the free quota usage of basic Cloud Monitor for your account.

Resource Usage

5

View the threshold-based alert history for your account from the last hour, last 6 hours, or today.

View alert history

6

View entry points to the monitoring metrics of recently accessed cloud services for your account.

Cloud service monitoring

Alert Center

You can view the alert history charts and details for your account. You can also view statistical charts of your alert history to quickly understand the overall alert status of your resources.

Resource Usage

You can view the resource usage of Network Analysis and Monitoring, basic Cloud Monitor, and Hybrid Cloud Monitoring for your account. You can also enable or disable the pay-as-you-go billing method for Network Analysis and Monitoring and Hybrid Cloud Monitoring, and purchase resource plans for Network Analysis and Monitoring. For more information, see Resource Usage.

Administration and detection

The Administration and detection feature of Cloud Monitor analyzes your resource usage to identify your monitoring needs and build a complete monitoring system. This feature helps you check for relevant Cloud Monitor features and provides one-click fixes or administration suggestions. For more information, see Administration and detection.