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Cloud Monitor:Provisioned services

Last Updated:Jun 04, 2026

After you install a probe, CloudMonitor 2.0 begins monitoring your application. The Provisioned services page shows details about services your application provides, including interface calls, scheduled tasks, and message subscriptions.

Prerequisites

The application must be connected to Cloud Monitor 2.0.

Try the feature

Alibaba Cloud Playground provides a demo environment where you can experience the main features of Cloud Monitor 2.0.

  1. Go to the Playground Demo. The workspace page is displayed by default.

  2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose All Features > Application Observability > Application Monitoring.

View provisioned services for an application

  1. Log on to the Cloud Monitor 2.0 console, and select a workspace. In the left navigation pane, choose Application Center > Application Observability > Application Insights.

  2. On the Application List page, click the target application. In the top navigation bar, click Provisioned services and select a service type.

    • Use the quick filter to narrow results by Request Type, Interface Name, or Instance.

    • The chart area displays time series curves for requests, errors, and average response time.

    • The service list displays each interface name, request type, and RED metrics (requests, errors, and duration).

      In the service list:

Supported frameworks

Interface details

  • Entity details: Shows requests, errors, average response time, HTTP status codes, and slow call trends for the interface. Entity details.

  • Associated topology: Shows upstream and downstream dependencies of the interface. Associated topology.

  • SQL analysis: Lists SQL requests from the interface, filterable by instance. Use this tab to identify slow SQL queries. Database analysis.

  • NoSQL analysis: Lists NoSQL requests from the interface, filterable by instance. Use this tab to identify slow NoSQL queries. NoSQL analysis.

  • Exception analysis: Shows exceptions thrown by the interface to help identify and fix faulty code. Exception analysis.

  • Trace analysis: Provides detailed trace data with real-time filtering and aggregation for custom diagnostics. Trace analysis.