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01 What is Guance?
A one-stop observability platform covering infrastructure, APM, RUM, logs, LLM monitoring, and other functions, meeting comprehensive monitoring needs in the cloud-native and AI era
02 Quick Start
After registering with Guance, install DataKit and access data to configure views in visual interfaces like dashboards and directly view monitoring results
03 Enable Data Collection
Enable data collection through DataKit: after one-click installation, configure the required collectors and restart the service to start receiving data
Core Features
Scenes
As the core module of data visualization, it includes various display forms such as dashboards (comprehensive data monitoring views), explorers (custom data query interfaces), and notes (combining images and text), supporting flexible construction of business monitoring scenarios
Events
Records of abnormal states or important changes by the system at specific points in time, automatically triggered by monitors and SLO rules, containing information such as status level, timestamp, source, and detailed context, supporting fault discovery and root cause localization
Incident
Aggregates exceptions from intelligent detection, monitor alerts, and manual creation, displays complete context information through correlation analysis, and supports team collaboration for event status tracking and handling process recording, ultimately achieving closed-loop management of exception events
Infrastructure
Provides unified monitoring of basic architecture components such as hosts, containers, cloud resources, and network devices, collects performance metrics like CPU, memory, disk, and network in real-time, and visually displays component relationships and health status through resource topology maps
Metrics
Time-series-based system status data, containing four elements: name, value, tags, and timestamp, supports automatic collection, storage, and multi-dimensional analysis, covering full-stack monitoring needs from infrastructure and application performance to business operations