I've now worked somewhat with all three hyperscalers' native monitoring solutions (Google Cloud Monitoring, Azure Monitor, and Amazon CloudWatch) and I've found Google's implementation to be the easiest to use.
I like the native Prometheus integration via the frontend service (query any Cloud Monitoring metric using PromQL.)
CloudWatch seems to define statistics like Average differently (it's a rate sometimes) and Monitor doesn't seem to have aggregations like Sum-by-dimension. Strange.
Jonathan Yu /
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2024-03-13 02:35:09
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