NubexCloud Cloud Monitor gives your team full observability across every resource in your account — VMs, databases, load balancers, storage, CDN, and 50+ more. Set threshold alarms, receive SMS and email alerts the moment a metric breaches, and replay historical data to understand exactly what happened.
Cloud Monitor collects metrics from all NubexCloud resources the moment they're created — no configuration, no agents required for cloud-managed resources. Every VM, database, load balancer, storage bucket, and network component appears in your monitoring console automatically.
Cloud Monitor is more than metric collection — it's a complete operations platform. From real-time dashboards to maintenance-window alarm shielding, every tool your team needs to operate cloud infrastructure is built in.
Metrics collected at 1-second granularity. CPU, memory, disk, network, QPS, connections — view any resource's live status as a time-series chart with configurable time windows from 1 hour to 30 days.
When a metric crosses your defined threshold, Cloud Monitor detects the breach within the configured time window and immediately dispatches alerts to your notification channels. Every alarm event is logged with full context — resource, metric, value, threshold, and duration.
Cloud platforms report infrastructure metrics — CPU credits, disk IOPS, network bytes. But they can't see inside your OS: process-level CPU consumption, memory per application, disk utilisation by directory, or custom application metrics. BoltAgent fills this gap — a lightweight agent installed on Linux or Windows hosts that streams host-level metrics directly into your Cloud Monitor dashboard.
Cloud Monitor serves the full operations stack — from DevOps engineers debugging a production incident to finance teams tracking resource spend, to SRE teams building automated responses to alerts.
50+ resource types. 1-second metric granularity. Threshold alarms with SMS and email. Multi-region unified console. No configuration — monitoring starts the moment resources are created.