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Amazon CloudWatch 和 Amazon Managed Grafana 有什么区别？

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Amazon CloudWatch
Amazon Managed Grafana
类别

管理与治理、可观测性/监控

管理与治理、可观测性
说明

用于在 AWS、多云和混合环境中收集指标、日志和事件的可观测性工具

完全托管式 Grafana 服务，用于交互式数据可视化和控制面板。
最适用于
  • 基础设施监控
  • 应用程序监控
  • 日志分析
  • 提醒
  • 操作控制面板
  • IoT 监控
  • 应用程序可观测性
  • 业务指标
主要功能
  • 指标
  • 日志
  • 警报
  • 控制面板
  • ServiceLens
  • Managed Grafana
  • 多个数据来源
  • SSO 集成
  • 提醒
  • 插件支持
定价模式

按指标、控制面板、警报、摄取的日志数据付费

按每月活跃的编辑/查看用户付费
免费套餐

是

否
专家点评

“CloudWatch 是 AWS 的默认可观测性支柱。每项服务都会自动发布指标；您只需要决定要警报的内容即可。Logs Insights 允许您使用类似 SQL 的语法查询日志组。对于与 Prometheus 兼容的指标或 Grafana 控制面板，请同时使用托管服务。”
— Didier Durand，re:Post 顶级贡献者 [个人资料]

“Managed Grafana 为您提供完全托管式 Grafana 工作区，内置 IAM 身份验证和适用于 CloudWatch、Prometheus、X-Ray 和 Timestream 的数据来源插件。”
— Didier Durand，re:Post 顶级贡献者 [个人资料]
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何时使用 Amazon CloudWatch 或 Amazon Managed Grafana

在以下情况下使用 Amazon CloudWatch：

  • 基础设施监控
  • 应用程序监控
  • 日志分析
  • 提醒

了解有关 Amazon CloudWatch 的更多信息 »

在以下情况下使用 Amazon Managed Grafana：

  • 操作控制面板
  • IoT 监控
  • 应用程序可观测性
  • 业务指标

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