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TMP Overview

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Product Overview

TencentCloud Managed Service for Prometheus (TMP) is a highly available, fully managed service built on open-source Prometheus. It is highly integrated with Tencent Kubernetes Engine (TKE) and compatible with various application components in the open-source ecosystem. Combined with the Tencent Cloud Observability Platform (TCOP) alarms and the Prometheus Alertmanager capabilities, TMP provides you with high-efficiency operation capabilities without setup, reducing the development and operation costs. For details, see TMP overview.

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When you are using TMP, fees of the Prometheus service itself and your actual cloud resource usage will be charged. For details, see Billing Mode and Resource Usage.

Operation Guide

Quick Start

Getting Started: Quickly start using TMP through simple steps.

Cluster Monitoring Instance Management

Creating a monitoring instance: Create a Prometheus monitoring instance in a TKE cluster.
Associating with Cluster: Associate an existing TKE cluster with a Prometheus monitoring instance.
Terminating Instance: Delete the unneeded Prometheus monitoring instances.

Data Collection Configurations

Data Collection Configurations: Configure Prometheus data collection rules to ensure accuracy and completeness of monitoring data.
Streamlining Monitoring Metrics: Optimize and streamline the monitoring metrics to reduce unnecessary data collection.
Free Metrics in Pay-as-You-Go Mode: Understand which monitoring metrics are charged in pay-as-you-go mode and which are free.
Recommended Common Metrics for TKE: Recommend the common container monitoring metrics to help you better monitor containerized applications.

Non-Container Scenario Monitoring

Integration Center: Integrate the monitoring data of non-containerized applications to extend the Prometheus monitoring capabilities.

Recording Rule

Rule Management: Manage the Prometheus recording rules to address the inconvenience of needing to modify the configuration files in native Prometheus.

Alarm Configuration

Creating Alerting Rule: Create alarm policies to promptly detect and handle the anomalies.
Disabling Alerting Rule: Disable the unnecessary alarm policies to avoid unwanted alarm notifications.
Rule Type Description: Understand the different types of alarm policies and their use cases.
Topik sebelumnya: Abnormal Data VolumeTopik selanjutnya: Create a monitoring instance

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