Description: A monitoring service provides information about application performance, allowing developers and system administrators to obtain real-time data on the status of their containers. This type of service is commonly used in serverless computing environments, enabling users to run containers without managing the underlying infrastructure. This means users can focus on developing and deploying their applications while the service handles scalability and resource management. The monitoring service includes metrics such as CPU usage, memory, network latency, and application response times. Additionally, it allows for setting alerts and notifications to detect issues before they impact end users. Integration with other tools, such as CloudWatch, facilitates data visualization and analysis, providing a proactive approach to performance management. In summary, a monitoring service is essential for ensuring applications run optimally and for facilitating informed decisions about infrastructure and software development.
