Monitoring

Monitoring in Klutch.sh refers to the process of tracking and analyzing the performance, health, and availability of your applications and infrastructure. Understanding how monitoring works is essential for detecting and resolving issues promptly, ensuring the reliability and performance of your applications. This documentation will provide you with a comprehensive overview of monitoring in Klutch.sh.

Key Concepts:

Metrics and Logs: Klutch.sh collects metrics and logs from your applications and infrastructure, providing insights into resource usage, performance trends, and operational issues. Metrics measure various aspects of your applications, such as CPU usage, memory usage, request latency, and error rates, while logs capture detailed information about application events, errors, and system activities.

Alerting: Klutch.sh offers alerting capabilities that notify you when predefined thresholds or conditions are met. You can configure alerting rules based on specific metrics or events, such as CPU utilization exceeding a certain threshold or the occurrence of a critical error. Alerts can be delivered via email, SMS, or integration with third-party notification services, allowing you to respond to issues promptly.

Dashboards: Klutch.sh provides dashboards that visualize metrics and logs in real-time, enabling you to monitor the health and performance of your applications at a glance. You can create and customize dashboards to display relevant metrics, charts, and graphs, helping you gain insights into your application’s behavior and identify potential issues quickly.

Managing Monitoring:

Metric Collection: Klutch.sh automatically collects metrics from your applications and infrastructure, including CPU usage, memory usage, request latency, and error rates. You can configure additional custom metrics to monitor specific aspects of your applications or infrastructure that are relevant to your business needs.

Log Collection: Klutch.sh aggregates logs from your applications and infrastructure, providing centralized access to log data for analysis and troubleshooting. You can configure log collection settings to capture logs from different sources, such as application logs, system logs, and network logs, and define retention policies to manage log data storage.

Alerting Configuration: Configure alerting rules in Klutch.sh to notify you when predefined thresholds or conditions are met. Define alerting policies based on specific metrics, events, or anomalies, and specify notification channels (e.g., email, SMS) and recipients to receive alerts. Regularly review and update alerting configurations to ensure that you are notified of critical issues promptly.