Cloud Monitoring

Connect your cloud accounts to pull managed-service metrics, inventory, and billing signals into the same platform as your host and application data — so a spike in an RDS instance and the checkout latency it causes appear on one screen.

Connecting a cloud account#

Applicare uses read-only roles — it never modifies your cloud resources.

• AWS: deploy the provided CloudFormation stack to create a cross-account read role. Details in AWS Integration.
• Azure: register an app and grant the Monitoring Reader role — see Azure.
• GCP: attach a service account with Monitoring Viewer — see GCP.

What you get#

Managed-service metrics (RDS, Lambda, S3, AKS, Cloud SQL, etc.), automatic resource inventory, tag-based grouping, and cost signals correlated with usage. Cloud resources join the same entity graph as your services, so dependencies span your code and the managed services beneath it.

Multi-cloud views#

Build a single dashboard across providers by grouping on common tags (e.g. env:prod). Applicare normalises metric names where possible so a "CPU utilisation" panel works across AWS, Azure, and GCP side by side.