Tencent Cloud observability across every service layer

Stop chasing issues across Tencent Cloud services. OpManager Nexus brings visibility across compute, networking, storage, and database layers. This visibility extends into services like Cloud Virtual Machine (CVM), Cloud Load Balancer (CLB), TencentDB, VPC and more, helping you detect problems early and reduce downtime.

Tencent Cloud observability platform

What you get

A slowdown in TencentDB doesn’t stay isolated—it ripples outward. Queries start lagging, application response times climb, and the issue hasspread by the time users notice. OpManager Nexus keeps every Tencent Cloud layer in view, so your team can trace the impact from database to application and act before it escalates.

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Unified Infrastructure Observability

End-to-end infrastructure monitoring and telemetry correlation

OpManager Nexus automatically discovers Tencent Cloud resources as they are provisioned and begins collecting metrics immediately, with no manual configuration required.

  • Unified visibility across layers: Bring compute, networking, database, and storage signals together so your team can trace a change or failure in one layer to the rest of the environment.
  • Performance and availability tracking: Track CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network throughput. Monitor CLB request rates and connection health, VPC and EIP traffic, COS bucket availability, and CDN bandwidth consumption and cache performance.
  • Faster root cause analysis: Follow request paths from CLB through to backend CVM instances and use historical performance data to identify exactly where and when failures began.
Unified infrastructure observability
Incident Intelligence

Resolve Tencent Cloud incidents faster with AI

When something breaks across CVM, CLB, or TencentDB simultaneously, manual triage slows everything down. OpManager Nexus applies AI-powered analysis to surface what matters without the noise.

  • Threshold-based alerting: Set static thresholds for key metrics and use dynamic thresholds to adapt to normal behavior, ensuring teams are alerted only when real anomalies occur.
  • Automated incident workflows: Route alerts to on-call teams and trigger remediation runbooks automatically, without waiting for someone to notice.
  • Cross-service impact analysis: Before investigation begins, understand which CVM instances, TencentDB for MySQL databases, Redis clusters, and COS buckets are in the blast radius and connect directly with ITSM tools to log and track resolution.
Incident intelligence
Resource Management

Right-size and optimize Tencent Cloud infrastructure

Teams that only react to alerts miss the patterns that drive up costs and cause capacity gaps. OpManager Nexus turns observability data into actionable resource decisions.

  • Recover budget from underutilized resources: Identify CVM and Lighthouse instances running below capacity and Redis nodes sitting idle, and act before the next billing cycle.
  • Anticipate demand before it hits: Track utilization trends to validate capacity plans against real workload behavior.
  • Get the right view at the right time: Use customizable dashboards and operational reports to monitor CVM fleet health, CLB traffic patterns, TencentDB query trends, and CDN performance over time.
Right-size and optimize Tencent Cloud infrastructure

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tencent Cloud observability?

Tencent Cloud observability is the practice of understanding cloud behavior by analyzing metrics, events, logs, and availability signals across services like CVM, CLB, TencentDB, VPC, Redis, COS, and CDN. It helps teams detect anomalies early, trace dependencies, and identify root causes, reducing downtime and avoiding reactive firefighting.

How is OpManager Nexus different from native Tencent Cloud Monitor?

Native Tencent Cloud Monitor offers service-level visibility. OpManager Nexus extends this with cross-layer correlation across compute, networking, and databases, hybrid observability across on-premises and multi-cloud environments, and ITSM-driven incident workflows—all from a single console.

What telemetry signals are used in Tencent Cloud observability?

Metrics from CVM instances, CLB, VPC, and managed services are used. Key signals include CPU usage, memory utilization, disk I/O, network throughput, CLB request rates and connection counts, TencentDB query performance, Redis cache hit rates, and CDN bandwidth.

How do I set up Tencent Cloud observability with OpManager Nexus?

To get started, you will need a Tencent Cloud account and API credentials with read permissions (via CAM). In OpManager Nexus, add Tencent Cloud by providing your API key and region details. Once connected, resources are auto-discovered and metrics start flowing within minutes, enabling instant visibility and alerts.

How does OpManager Nexus handle Tencent Cloud observability in China vs. international regions?

OpManager Nexus connects to region-specific Tencent Cloud endpoints, supporting both China and international regions while aligning with their respective access and compliance requirements. This enables unified visibility, alerting, and monitoring across regions from a single console, despite regional isolation.

Does OpManager Nexus support hybrid and multi-cloud environments?

Yes. OpManager Nexus observes Tencent Cloud alongside on-premises infrastructure and other cloud providers, giving teams a single view across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

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