Monitoring and Logs
PaaS Cloud includes a monitoring stack based on VictoriaMetrics (metrics), Loki (logs), and Grafana (dashboards and alerting) for your tenant workloads and virtual machines.
Access the Monitoring Stack
- Log into https://chloe.platform.cloud.e-infra.cz/.
- Navigate to the Monitoring section in your tenant.
- Click the Grafana link to open the dashboards.
Authentication is generally integrated with your tenant identity. If you see a login prompt, use your standard PaaS Cloud credentials.
Available Dashboards
Typical dashboards include:
- Cluster / Node Overview — CPU, memory, disk, and network utilization.
- Application Metrics — Request rates, latency, error rates for deployed services.
- Database Metrics — Connection counts, query performance, storage usage for managed databases.
- Virtual Machine Metrics — Guest OS metrics when the QEMU guest agent is running inside the VM.
Viewing Logs
- In Grafana, open the Explore view.
- Select the Loki logging data source.
- Filter by tenant, application name, pod, or VM to narrow down results.
- Use labels and queries to search for errors, patterns, or specific time ranges.
VM Guest Metrics
For advanced VM monitoring, the QEMU guest agent provides guest-level metrics. You can query these through virtctl guest-agent commands or view them in Grafana when the agent is installed inside the VM. See Using virtctl for details.
Alerts
- The platform may define common alert rules (e.g., high CPU, low disk space, pod restarts).
- You can view triggered alerts inside the Grafana alerting section or in the dashboard notifications panel.
- Contact the cloud team if you need custom alert rules for your tenant.
Exporting and Sharing
- You can export dashboard snapshots or panels as images.
- Share dashboard links with project members. Avoid sharing publicly unless the data is non-sensitive.
Tip
If a metric or log source appears empty, verify that your workload has the required monitoring agent or that the correct tenant filter is applied.
Next Steps
- FAQ — Troubleshooting missing metrics or access issues.
