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Infrastructure


Guance provides unified monitoring for all underlying computing resources that support application operations. Including but not limited to:

  • Physical machines and virtual machines

  • Containers and Kubernetes clusters

  • Network devices and services

  • Various cloud services

Guance uses DataKit to uniformly collect metrics, logs, and object data from hosts, containers, cloud services, and other infrastructure. It automatically builds dynamic dependencies between components, forming a visual infrastructure topology. This topology clearly shows the actual running locations and associated states of services, containers, host machines, and other resources, providing users with insights from a global to a granular level.

Based on a unified tagging system and flexible search capabilities, the platform supports users in quickly locating target resources and correlating data from different sources such as metrics, traces, and logs. Through smooth cross-data type navigation and contextual linkage, users can rapidly trace the root cause of issues, achieving efficient troubleshooting and performance optimization.

  • HOST


    Automatically collects hundreds of metrics such as CPU, memory, disk, network, and processes from servers


  • CONTAINERS


    Discovers and monitors the health status and resource usage of Docker containers, K8s clusters, nodes, Pods, and services


  • Process


    Real-time collection and analysis of running processes on hosts, accurately tracking resource consumption and behavior states of each process


  • DATABASE


    Real-time collection and analysis of running processes on hosts, accurately tracking resource consumption and behavior states of each process


  • NETWORK


    Monitors network connections, latency, throughput, and errors based on eBPF technology, automatically generating a panoramic topology


  • Resource Catalog


    Integrates and monitors core metrics of mainstream cloud vendors (such as AWS, Alibaba Cloud) for databases, load balancers, and other services


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