Huawei Cloud observability across every service layer

Stop chasing issues across multiple Huawei Cloud services. OpManager Nexus gives you a unified view of performance and availability, helping you quickly identify root causes and reduce downtime. Correlate metrics, availability signals, and resource events to surface issues before they affect your applications.

Huawei Cloud observability platform

What you get

Huawei Cloud environments run across more service layers than most teams can track in isolation. A memory-constrained Elastic Container Service (ECS) instance, Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) dropping requests, a Relational Database Service (RDS) cluster slowing under query load—these events are connected, but only visible together if your tooling spans all three layers. OpManager Nexus gives teams a single view across every layer so the source of an issue is never hidden behind a service boundary.

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Unified infrastructure observability

End-to-end infrastructure monitoring and telemetry correlation

Huawei Cloud resources don't wait for manual discovery. OpManager Nexus identifies ECS instances, ELB, RDS databases, Virtual Private Cloud (VPC), and managed services as they come online and starts tracking them immediately—no configuration overhead, no blind spots.

  • Unified visibility across layers: Monitor compute, network, storage, and service health together, and correlate metrics and events to understand how issues impact your environment.
  • Performance and availability tracking: Track CPU, memory, disk I/O, traffic, bandwidth, and service availability across layers to detect bottlenecks and disruptions early.
  • Faster root cause analysis: Correlate telemetry and analyze historical data to trace failures, understand dependencies, and pinpoint exactly where issues originate.
Unified infrastructure observability
Incident intelligence

Resolve Huawei Cloud incidents faster with AI

A single alert on an ECS instance rarely tells the full story. When the same issue is also affecting ELB request rates and RDS query times, the scope changes entirely. OpManager Nexus connects these signals automatically, giving your team a complete picture of what happened and where it started.

  • Threshold-based alerting: Set alert thresholds on ECS CPU and memory, ELB request rates, RDS query performance, and Distributed Cache Service (DCS) hit rates to catch issues.
  • Automated incident workflows: Notify on-call teams and trigger runbooks automatically when performance or availability issues are detected across any Huawei Cloud service.
  • Cross-service impact analysis: Identify affected resources across layers and integrate with ITSM tools to automate ticketing and speed up resolution.
Incident intelligence
Resource management

Right-size and optimize Huawei Cloud infrastructure

Huawei Cloud gives teams the flexibility to scale quickly. OpManager Nexus makes sure that flexibility doesn't come at the cost of visibility, surfacing underutilized resources, flagging capacity gaps, and keeping cost and performance aligned as workloads grow.

  • Recover budget from underutilized resources: Detect underutilized ECS instances, oversized Elastic Volume Service (EVS) volumes, and idle DCS cache nodes to optimize costs early.
  • Anticipate demand before it hits: Use utilization trends from ECS instances, RDS databases, and DCS clusters to plan capacity before workloads scale.
  • Get the right view at the right time: Track ECS fleet health, ELB trends, RDS performance, and storage utilization across EVS, Object Storage Service (OBS), and Scalable File Service (SFS) Turbo using customizable dashboards and reports.
Resource management

Frequently asked questions

What is Huawei Cloud observability?

Huawei Cloud observability is the practice of understanding Huawei Cloud infrastructure behavior by collecting and analyzing metrics, events, and availability signals from compute, networking, storage, and database services, along with many other platform services.

How is OpManager Nexus different from native Huawei Cloud monitoring tools?

Native Huawei Cloud monitoring provides service-level visibility, but OpManager Nexus goes further by correlating signals across compute, network, storage, and database layers. It adds cross-service dependency mapping, hybrid visibility, and ITSM-driven incident workflows to help teams detect, investigate, and resolve issues faster from a single console.

Why is observability important in Huawei Cloud environments?

Huawei Cloud workloads run across ECS instances, ELB, RDS databases, DCS, Kafka, VPC, and storage services such as EVS, OBS, and SFS Turbo. Observability connects these layers so teams can find and fix issues faster without switching between tools.

Does OpManager Nexus monitor Huawei Cloud across multiple regions?

Yes. OpManager Nexus provides unified visibility across multiple regions, allowing you to monitor distributed resources and correlate performance signals across geographically spread environments.

Can I monitor both Huawei Cloud and on-premises infrastructure in one console?

Yes. OpManager Nexus delivers hybrid observability by bringing together Huawei Cloud and on-premises infrastructure monitoring into a single view, helping you track dependencies and performance across environments.

What permissions or credentials are needed to connect OpManager Nexus to Huawei Cloud?

You need to configure secure access using Huawei Cloud credentials with appropriate read permissions. Once connected, OpManager Nexus automatically discovers resources and begins collecting metrics across services for unified monitoring.

Get complete Huawei Cloud observability with OpManager Nexus

Fragmented tools can't keep up with Huawei Cloud. Get unified observability across ECS, ELB, RDS, and 30+ services to catch issues early and resolve them faster.

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