Dedicated Host:Monitor a dedicated host

View the resource usage of a dedicated host

You can view the status of each resource running on a dedicated host and the data of each metric in the CloudMonitor console.

1. Log on to the ECS console.

2. In the left-side navigation pane, choose Instances & Images > > Dedicated Hosts.

3. In the top navigation bar, select the region and resource group to which the resource belongs.

4. On the Host tab of the Dedicated Hosts page, find the desired host and click the icon to go to the CloudMonitor console.

5. View the resource usage of the dedicated host.

   You can view the monitoring data of the last 30 days. CloudMonitor monitors the computing, networking, and storage resources of a dedicated host. The following table describes the metrics. For more information, see Dedicated host metrics.

   Resource	Metric	Unit	Description
   Computing	UserCpuUtilization	%	The average CPU usage of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host
   Network	UserNetworkRxPPS	pps	The sum of inbound packets of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host per second
   	UserNetworkTxPPS	pps	The sum of outbound packets of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host per second
   	UserNetworkRxBandwidth	bit/s	The total inbound bandwidth of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host per second
   	UserNetworkTxBandwidth	bit/s	The total outbound bandwidth of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host per second
   Storage	The read capacity of virtual machines running on a dedicated host	IOPS	The total number of requests that read data from the disks of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host
   	UserDiskWriteIOPS	IOPS	The total number of requests that write data to the disks of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host
   	UserDiskReadBPS	Byte/s	The total number of bytes that are read from the disks of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host
   	UserDiskWriteBPS	Byte/s	The total number of bytes that are written to the disks of all the ECS instances on a dedicated host

Create an alert rule for a dedicated host

You can also configure alert rules to monitor resources. If an alert is triggered based on the alert rules, CloudMonitor sends an alert notification to you. This way, you are notified of the status of your resources at the earliest opportunity.

1. Create an alert contact or alert group. For more information, see Create an alert contact or alert contact group.

2. Move the pointer over the metric for which you want to create an alert rule. Then click .

3. In the Configure Rule Description panel, configure an alert rule and click OK.

   The following table describes the parameters of an alert rule.

   Parameter	Description	Example
   Alert Rule	The alert rule monitors the average CPU usage of all the ECS instances on the dedicated host.	ddhxxx-cpu
   Metric Type	Select a metric type as needed. Single Metric: Select a metric and set the threshold and alert level for the metric. Multiple Metrics: Select an alert level and specify alert conditions for two or more metrics. Dynamic Threshold: For more information about dynamic thresholds, see Overview and Create dynamic threshold-triggered alert rules.	Single Metric
   Metric	Select a metric from the drop-down list.	UserCpuUtilization
   Threshold and Alert Level	Set the alert level and threshold as needed.	Critical Value >= 80%

4. In the Create Alert Rule panel, set the parameters according to the following table.

   Parameter	Description	Example
   Associated Resources	By default, the dedicated host whose resource usage you are viewing is associated with the alert rule. You can also associate other dedicated hosts at the same time. To associate another dedicated host with the alert rule, click the drop-down arrow next to Associated Resources, select a region from the Region drop-down list, and then select the desired dedicated host from the drop-down list. You can select multiple dedicated hosts.	Keep the default settings.
   Mute For	If the alert conditions are still met 30 minutes after the first alert, another alert notification is sent.	Keep the default settings.
   Effective Period	Specify whether to trigger alerts only between 19:00 and 20:59.	Keep the default settings.
   Alert Contact Group	Select an alert contact group from the drop-down list.	test

   For more information, see Create an alert rule.

5. Click Confirm.

References

• To learn how to view the monitoring data of other services, see Cloud service monitoring.

• After you create an alert rule, you can modify, disable, enable, or delete the alert rule. For more information, see Manage alert rules.