Documentation Grafana Cloud Monitor infrastructure

Overview

Cloud Provider Observability provides you with access to a fast, scalable backend that you don’t have to manage. Instead of running your own exporter to pull AWS cloud data to a local observability system, you can use Grafana Cloud to keep your data in the cloud, with minimal setup overhead. You can monitor AWS, Azure, and GCP using a centralized experience.

Kubernetes Monitoring offers one platform for comprehensive monitoring and visibility. As you analyze the health of your Clusters, Pods, and containers, and perform troubleshooting, you remain within the same Kubernetes Monitoring app. This makes analysis and troubleshooting more efficient and effective, reducing mean time to resolution.

Configuring, installing, connecting, and maintaining components for a Prometheus-based observability stack often involve significant domain knowledge, and can be tedious and time consuming. Grafana integrations offer you a fast and easy way to get started with minimal effort. Integrations are built with a curated set of default metrics and preconfigured Grafana dashboards, driven by Grafana Alloy deployed into your environment.

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Cloud Provider Observability

Provides you with a single place to gain better visibility into the health and performance of metrics and logs in AWS, Azure, and GCP.

Kubernetes Monitoring

A cohesive set of tools for you to monitor your Kubernetes fleet both proactively to achieve optimal resource utilization and to troubleshoot and detect issues early.

Grafana integrations

Integrations bundle Grafana Alloy, tailored Grafana dashboards, and alerting defaults for common observability targets like Linux hosts, Kubernetes clusters, and Nginx servers.