Elastic Compute Service
Applicable scenarios | Description |
Applicable scenarios | Description |
Troubleshoot the known instance issues | When encountering issues during instance usage, such as instance login failure, you may need a specific diagnosis for solutions. For such scenarios, you can use the self-diagnosis feature. |
Regularly and comprehensively check the health status of instances | During regular O&M tasks, you can use this feature to learn the overall health condition of the instance. This can help you promptly discover and troubleshoot exceptions and prevent impacts on businesses. |
Term | Description |
Term | Description |
Troubleshooting period | The duration of each collected monitoring metric of the instance, which is captured by the instance self-diagnosis feature. |
Diagnosis item | The specific diagnosis item (such as high disk usage and high CPU usage) checked by the instance self-diagnosis feature within the troubleshooting period. |
Type | Description |
Type | Description |
Suggestion | Diagnosis items in this category show minor exceptions or non-urgent information. These types of exceptions do not directly affect the stable operation or performance of ECS instances, but may indicate potential issues in the future. |
Warning | Diagnosis items in this category may cause issues such as degraded service availability and performance, as well as abnormally quick resource consumption. These types of exceptions do not directly affect the operation stability or performance of ECS instances, but may indicate potential issues in the future. |
Severe | Diagnosis items in this category may threaten the stable operation and data integrity of ECS instances, or have already caused service interruptions, inaccessibility, and other issues in the instance. |