Users need to understand information about the workloads, instances, and other compute resources that have provisioned across datum cloud. They need this to understand what they're creating over time and the overall status / health of the resources. For example, a user may want to know how many instances of a general-compute class of instances are running or the instances failing to pull images.
You can use a resource metrics policy to configure how to collect metrics from the field paths of resources. There's a few examples for DNS resources and network services.
Users need to understand information about the workloads, instances, and other compute resources that have provisioned across datum cloud. They need this to understand what they're creating over time and the overall status / health of the resources. For example, a user may want to know how many instances of a general-compute class of instances are running or the instances failing to pull images.
You can use a resource metrics policy to configure how to collect metrics from the field paths of resources. There's a few examples for DNS resources and network services.