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-Jump to Cloud MonitoringCloud MonitoringGain visibility into the performance, availability, and health of your applications and infrastructure.Go to consoleView documentationGet started now with: dashboards, the Ops Agent for VMs, and Managed Service for PrometheusBuilt on the same backend used by Google that holds over 65 quadrillion points on diskLearn how Cloud Monitoring helps customers implement SRE principles to improve their businessesStay up-to-date with the latest blogs and resourcesVIDEOCloud Monitoring in a minute1:57BenefitsFor Google Cloud and other environmentsCloud Monitoring offers automatic out-of-the-box metric collection dashboards for Google Cloud services. It also supports monitoring of hybrid and multicloud environments.Identify trends, prevent issuesMetrics, events, and metadata are displayed with rich query language that helps identify issues and uncover patterns. Service-level objectives measure user experience and improve collaboration with developers.Reduce monitoring overheadOne integrated service for metrics, uptime monitoring, dashboards, and alerts reduces time spent navigating between systems. Observability in context makes metrics available within Google Cloud resource pages.Key featuresKey featuresSLO monitoringAutomatically infer or custom define service-level objectives (SLOs) for applications and get alerted when SLO violations occur. Check out our step-by-step guide to learn how to set SLOs, following SRE best practices.Managed metrics collection for Kubernetes and virtual machinesGoogle Cloud’s operations suite offers Managed Service for Prometheus for use with Kubernetes, which features self-deployed and managed collection options to simplify metrics collection, storage, and querying. For VMs, you can use the Ops Agent, which combines logging and metrics collection into a single agent that can be deployed at scale using popular configuration and management tools. Google Cloud integrationDiscover and monitor all Google Cloud resources and services, with no additional instrumentation, integrated right into the Google Cloud console.View all featuresIncreasing business value with better IT operations: A guide to site reliability engineering (SRE)Download the whitepaperCustomersCustomers are using Cloud Monitoring to improve their operationsVideoHow The Home Depot scaled monitoring globally with Managed Service for PrometheusVideo (14:17)Blog postHow Sabre is using SRE to lead a successful digital transformation4-min readSee all customersWhat's newWhat's newSign up for Google Cloud newsletters to receive product updates, event information, special offers, and more.Blog postMonitor Google Compute Engine instances with Prometheus and the Ops AgentRead the blogBlog post Cloud Storage gets better observability with monitoring dashboardsRead the blogBlog postAdd severity levels to your alert policies in Cloud MonitoringRead the blogBlog postGoogle Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus is now GALearn moreBlog postWebhook, Pub/Sub, and Slack Alerting notification channels launchedRead the blogReportMonitoring GKE clusters for cost optimization using Cloud MonitoringLearn moreDocumentationDocumentationTutorialInstall the Ops Agent live in the ConsoleIn this tutorial you will work directly in the Google Cloud Console to create a Compute Engine instance (VM), install the Ops Agent, and test that it is working.Learn moreQuickstartMonitoring a Compute Engine instanceLearn how to monitor a Compute Engine virtual machine (VM) instance with Cloud Monitoring.Learn moreQuickstartSet up managed collection for Managed Service for PrometheusLearn how to set up the managed collector, which is best suited for applications you are building new on GKE or refactoring.Learn moreQuickstartIntroduction to the Cloud Monitoring APIThis page describes some of the features of the Cloud Monitoring API v3.Learn moreTutorialMonitoring your API usageLearn how to track overall consumption and monitor the performance of your APIs.Learn moreBest PracticeConcepts in service monitoringGet familiar with service-level indicators (SLIs) and service-level objectives (SLOs).Learn moreTutorialCreating a service-level indicatorCreate service-level objectives (SLOs) for custom and automatically detected services. Identify metrics you want to use in your service-level indicators (SLIs).Learn moreNot seeing what you’re looking for?View all product documentationExplore more docsGet a quick intro to using this product.Learn to complete specific tasks with this product.Browse guides and tutorials for this product.View APIs, references, and other resources for this product.Release notesRead about the latest releases for Cloud MonitoringAll featuresAll featuresSynthetic monitoringContinuously track the performance of your web applications and APIs using automated script based tests. Monitor for faulty behavior such as regressions, broken features, high response times, and unexpected status codes. Create alerts to be notified proactively in case of unexpected behavior.SLO monitoringAutomatically infer or custom define service-level objectives (SLOs) for applications and get alerted when SLO violations occur.Custom metricsInstrument your application to monitor application and business-level metrics via Cloud Monitoring.Google Cloud Console integrationDiscover and monitor all Google Cloud resources and services, with no additional configuration, integrated right into the Google Cloud console.Managed Service for PrometheusMonitor and alert on your workloads, using Prometheus, without having to manually manage and operate Prometheus at scale.Ops AgentDeploy the Ops Agent on your Google Cloud VMs to collect detailed metrics and logs from your applications and system. Try the in-console, step-by-step tutorial to experience installing the agent on a live VM. Logging integrationDrill down from dashboards and charts to logs. Create, visualize, and alert on metrics based on log data.DashboardsGet visibility into your cloud resources and services with no configuration. Define custom dashboards and take advantage of Google’s powerful data visualization tools.Multiple project and group/cluster supportCreate metrics scopes to monitor single or multiple projects together, and create resource groups to define relationships based on resource names, tags, security groups, projects, regions, accounts, and other criteria. Use those relationships to create targeted dashboards and topology-aware alerting policies.AlertingConfigure alerting policies to notify you when events occur or particular system or custom metrics violate rules that you define. Use multiple conditions to define complex alerting rules. Receive notifications via email, SMS, Slack, PagerDuty, and more.Uptime monitoringMonitor the availability of your internet-accessible URLs, VMs, APIs, and load balancers from probes around the globe with uptime checks. Create alerts to be notified proactively if there is an outage.PricingPricingThe pricing for Google Cloud Monitoring lets you control your usage and spending. You can use the free data usage allotments to get started with no upfront fees or commitments. Learn more in the pricing details guide.FeaturePrice1Free allotment per monthEffective dateAll Monitoring data except data ingested by using Managed Service for Prometheus$0.2580/MiB1: first 150–100,000 MiB$0.1510/MiB: next 100,000–250,000 MiB$0.0610/MiB: >250,000 MiBAll non-chargeable Google Cloud metricsFirst 150 MiB per billing account for metrics charged by bytes ingestedJuly 1, 2018Metrics ingested by using Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus, including GKE control plane metrics$0.060/million samples†: first 0-50 billion samples ingested#$0.048/million samples: next 50-250 billion samples ingested$0.036/million samples: next 250-500 billion samples ingested$0.024/million samples: >500 billion samples ingestedNot applicableAugust 8, 2023Monitoring data ingested by using GKE workload metricsGKE workload metrics is deprecated and removed in GKE 1.24. During the deprecation period, ingestion of GKE workload metrics is not charged.Not applicableNot applicableMonitoring API calls$0.01/1,000 Read API calls (Write API calls are free)First 1 million Read API calls included per billing accountJuly 1, 2018 through October 1, 2025Monitoring API callsNo charge for write API callsRead API calls: $0.50/million time series returned♥Write API calls: Not applicableRead API calls: First 1 million time series returned per billing accountOctober 2, 2025Execution of Monitoring uptime checks$0.30/1,000 executions‡1 million executions per Google Cloud projectOctober 1, 2022Execution of synthetic monitors$1.20/1,000 executions*100 executions per billing accountNovember 1, 20231 For pricing purposes, all units such as MB and GB represent binary measures. For example, 1 MB is 220 bytes. 1 GB is 230 bytes. These binary units are also known as mebibyte(MiB) and gibibyte(GiB).† Google Cloud Managed Service for Prometheus uses Cloud Monitoring storage for externally created metric data and uses the Monitoring API to retrieve that data. Managed Service for Prometheus meters based on samples ingested instead of bytes to align with Prometheus' conventions. For more information about sample-based metering, see Pricing for controllability and predictability. For computational examples, see Pricing examples based on samples ingested.# Samples are counted per billing account.♥ There is no charge for read API calls issued through the Google Cloud console, excluding those issued through the Cloud Shell. Read API calls that aren't issued through the Google Cloud console and that can return time-series data are charged by the number of time series that are returned or for one time series, which ever is larger. There is no charge for other read API calls. For more information, see Cloud Monitoring API pricing.‡ Executions are charged to the billing account in which they are defined. For more information, see Pricing for uptime-check execution.* Executions are charged to the billing account in which they are defined. For each execution, you might incur additional charges from other Google Cloud services, including services such as Cloud Functions, Cloud Storage, and Cloud Logging. For information about these additional charges, see the pricing document for the respective Google Cloud service.View pricing detailsTake the next stepStart your next project, explore interactive tutorials, and manage your account.Go to consoleNeed help getting started?Contact salesWork with a trusted partnerFind a partnerGet tips & best practicesSee tutorialsGoogle Accountjamzith nmajamzithnma0@gmail.com