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Torch Log ServiceUser GuideLog applicationLog applications for product observabilityCloudLens for CLB
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CloudLens for CLB
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This section introduces the basic service monitoring log application CloudLens for CLB provided in the TLS application marketplace.
Overview
The log observability capabilities of cloud products built on CLB instances support monitoring center display, access overview, and second-level metric monitoring.
Monitoring chart details
The monitoring chart details for TLS CloudLens for CLB are as follows:
Type | Chart |
CLB second-level metric monitoring |
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CLB access overview |
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CLB monitoring center |
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Steps to integrate log applications
Note
After the CloudLens for CLB log application is successfully created, you can modify the access configuration, but canceling access is not supported.
- Log in to the TLS console.
- In the top navigation bar, select the region where TLS is located.
- In the left navigation bar, select Common features > Log applications.
- On the Application marketplace tab, select the log application card to be integrated. For example, on the CloudLens for CLB card, click Integrate application.
- Confirm the following information as prompted on the interface, then click Submit.
- ParametersDescriptionBilling informationAfter CLB access logs are integrated, TLS charges based on storage space, read traffic, number of requests, data transformation, log shipping, and many other factors.Authorize RAM accessGrant cross-service access permissions.
- After successful integration, you will be directed to the dashboard page by default.
Manage integration configuration
After successfully integrating the log application, you can perform related management operations on the integrated log application:
- Log in to the TLS console.
- In the top navigation bar, select the region where TLS is located.
- In the left navigation bar, select Common features > Log applications.
- Go to the My applications tab, and in the Actions column for the corresponding log application, click Integration management.
- Expand the CLB data dashboard, click Integration configuration on the right, and on the integration configuration tab, the following management operations are supported:
- OperationDescriptionSelect regionYou can select the region where the instance is located from the region drop-down list.Disable monitoringClick Instance in the Monitoring column and then Disable to disable monitoring for that instance.You can select multiple instances and click Batch Disable to disable monitoring for the selected instances.Enable monitoringClick Instance in the Monitoring column and then Enable to enable monitoring for that instance.You can select multiple instances and click Batch Enable to enable monitoring for the selected instances.
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