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Monitoring metrics

Cloud Monitoring Service Termination Notice

According to the policy of Samsung Cloud Platform, the Cloud Monitoring service is scheduled to be discontinued.

Accordingly, services whose monitoring metrics are linked in Cloud Monitoring will no longer be able to monitor resources through Cloud Monitoring after the service improvement work in November 2026.
After that, resource monitoring can be continuously performed through the ServiceWatch service released in October 2025.

To ensure smooth service usage, proceed with the migration work according to the service termination schedule below.

  1. Guide to Applying Monitoring Services by Resource

    • New Resources: Resources created after the service improvement work in July 2026 are provided with monitoring using the ServiceWatch service by default.
    • Existing resources: After the service improvement work in September 2026 We provide concurrent monitoring through Cloud Monitoring and ServiceWatch services.
    • During the parallel operation period, we must prepare for the Servicewatch transition. *
      Performance and log data backup, the settings configured by users linked with existing Cloud Monitoring (e. You must verify items such as event policies and perform tasks such as resetting the ServiceWatch service, then complete them.
  2. Notice of the phased termination schedule for the Cloud Monitoring service

    • Console menu termination (September 2026 service improvement work)
      • You cannot access the Cloud Monitoring Console through the Console menu; you can only connect via the separate URLs for each region listed below.
  • Service termination (service improvement work in November 2026)
    • All services of Cloud Monitoring, including the API, will be permanently discontinued.
      • After the service ends in November, you will not be able to view Cloud Monitoring data. * Be sure to complete the ServiceWatch migration within the parallel operation period**.

Detailed information about ServiceWatch is available in the ServiceWatch Overview.

Microsoft SQL Server(DBaaS) Monitoring Metrics

The table below shows the performance monitoring metrics for Microsoft SQL Server (DBaaS) that can be viewed through Cloud Monitoring. For detailed usage of Cloud Monitoring, refer to the Cloud Monitoring guide.

Please refer to the Virtual Server Monitoring Metrics guide for Microsoft SQL Server(DBaaS) server monitoring metrics.

Performance itemsDetailed descriptionunit
Active LocksNumber of Active Lockscnt
Active SessionsNumber of Sessions in Active statecnt
Active Transactions [Total]Number of active transactionscnt
Blocking Session IDLong-running query (slow query)ID
Connected UsersNumber of users connected to the systemcnt
Datavolume Size [Free]Available spacebytes
DBFiles [Not Online]Run a query to verify that all data files are ONLINE.cnt
Instance State [Cluster]Status during MSSQL cluster configurationstate
Instance State [PID]sqlservr.exe process pidPID
Lock Processes [Blocked]Number of SQL processes blocked by other processescnt
Lock Waits [Per Second]Lock wait count per secondcnt
Page IO Latch Wait TimePage IO latch waits average wait timems
SlowqueriesNumber of SQL queries running for a long time (over 5 minutes)cnt
Slowquery CPU TimeCPU time spent executing SQL that runs for a long time (over 5 minutes)ms
Slowquery Execute Context IDContext ID linked to the execution task of a SQL that has been running for a long time (over 5 minutes)ID
Slowquery Memory UsageMemory usage incurred by the execution of SQL that runs for a long time (over 5 minutes)bytes
Slowquery Session IDSession ID of SQL queries running for a long time (over 5 minutes)ID
Slowquery Wait Duration TimeTotal wait time for wait typems
Tablespace UsedData volume sizebytes
Transaction Time [MAX]Long-running transactioncnt
Table. Microsoft SQL Server (DBaaS) Monitoring Metrics
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