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Cloud monitoring is the implementation of evaluation, monitoring, and management of workloads within the cloud. It uses either automated or manual tools to check if the cloud is properly available and operating. Amazon CloudWatch, Azure monitor, Cloud Monitoring, etc, are examples of cloud monitoring.
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To access Cloud Logging from the Google Cloud Console, choose View all products, go to Operations click on Logging. Logging data is only handled by Identity and Access Management (IAM) for the users of your Actions project.
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The default log retention period for data access logs in cloud logging is only 30 days.
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The three basic tools for monitoring are Nagios, SolarWinds and Dynatrace
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Google Cloud comes with in-built cloud monitoring, which is a part of operations suite of Google Cloud. It is integrated with Google Cloud services that collects and stores performance information for these services.
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AWS (Amazon Web Services) uses Amazon CloudWatch for cloud monitoring. It monitors AWS resources and applications that are run on AWS in real time. It can be used to store and track metrics.
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