Set Web Monitoring

Available in Classic and VPC

You can set up monitoring differently for each web service to create a customized monitoring environment. Set Web Monitoring describes how to change the registered monitoring settings. You can change the following settings:

• Monitoring settings
• Notification settings
• Region settings
• Filter settings

Monitoring settings

You can change the execution cycle of the registered monitoring, the request response time, and the overall scenario execution time of the monitoring. The following describes how to change it.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Monitoring settings.
4. When the monitoring settings pop-up window appears, change the settings below.
   • Monitoring ON/OFF: click the toggle button to pause or restart monitoring
   • Monitoring performance cycle: choose from 1, 5, or 10 minutes for the monitoring performance cycle
   • Request Timeout: choose from 5, 10, or 30 seconds for request timeout
   • Run Timeout: choose from 30, 40, 50, or 60 seconds for the time taken to run the overall monitoring scenario
5. After checking the edited information, click the [Apply] button.

Notification settings

You can set notifications for errors detected during monitoring. You can also set up recipients or Webhook for receiving notifications. The following describes how to configure the settings.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Notification settings.
4. When the Notification settings pop-up window appears, enter the information below.
   • Notification ON/OFF: enable or disable notifications by clicking the toggle button
   • Occurrence conditions: conditions for triggering a notification
   • Notification criteria: criteria to send notifications
     • You can choose to receive a notification each time the occurrence condition is satisfied or to receive a notification only once at the entered time.
       • <example> If you select Receive only once at the entered time and enter 1 hour: Even if an error notification occurs consecutively depending on the notification conditions, the same notification is not sent more than twice within 1 hour.
   • SMS/E-MAIL: select who to receive the notification and how to receive the notification
     • You can search for recipients to receive notifications by directly entering them in the search window, or click the search window to select them from the drop-down list.
       • If there are no previously registered targets, you cannot select them from the drop-down list in the search window.
       • If there is no previously registered recipient or if you need to add a new recipient, you can add a recipient after clicking the [Manage notification recipient] button.

• For Notification method, you can select the method to receive notifications among Email, SMS, SMS+Email.
  • You can click to delete recipients.
  • Webhook: select a Webhook to be notified of
    • You can select Webhook from the drop-down list box.
    • You can click to delete the selected Webhook.
    • If Webhook is not in the drop-down list, you can use it after adding it. For details on how to add a webhook, refer to Add webhooks.
      • For information on how to edit or delete a webhook, refer to Edit webhooks and Delete webhooks.

5. Check the entered information, and then click the [Apply] button.

Add webhooks

You can add a webhook to be called when an error is detected during monitoring. The following describes how to add it.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Notification settings.
4. When the notification settings pop-up window appears, click the [Manage] button in Webhook.
5. When the Manage Webhook pop-up window appears, click the [Add webhooks] button.
6. When the Add webhooks pop-up window appears, enter the information below.
   • Webhook: name of the Webhook to add
   • URL: enter the URL of the Webhook
   • Headers: header key value and the value when required header is required when sending a message to the Webhook
     • enter the key value and the value, and then click the [Add] button.
     • You can click to delete Headers that were added.
7. Click the [Test] button in the URL and check the response code.
   
   • After sending a test message to the entered URL, the response result code appears, and you can click on the response result code for more information.
     • 200 code: URL response success
     • 400 code: URL response failed
       • If the response result code is 400, you cannot use it the URL of the Webhook, so please check and enter it again.
8. Check the entered information, and then click the [Apply] button.

Edit webhooks

You can edit the added webhooks. The following describes how to edit them.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Notification settings.
4. When the notification settings pop-up window appears, click the [Manage] button in Webhook.
5. When the Manage Webhook pop-up window appears, click the Webhook you want to edit in the Webhook list.
6. When the Edit Webhook pop-up window appears, edit the required information.
7. Check the entered information, and then click the [Apply] button.

Delete Webhook

You can delete the added webhooks. The following describes how to delete it.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Notification settings.
4. When the notification settings pop-up window appears, click the [Manage] button in Webhook.
5. When the Manage Webhook pop-up window appears, click in the Webhook list.

Region settings

You can change the country of the monitoring agent. The following describes how to change it.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Region settings.
4. When the Region settings pop-up window appears, select the desired country by clicking the checkbox.
   • You can select or deselect all countries by clicking the All checkbox.
   • You must select at least one country.
5. After checking the selected country, click the [Apply] button.

Filter settings

You can configure filters for monitoring scenarios. The following describes how to configure the settings.

1. In the NAVER Cloud Platform console, click Services > Management & Governance > Web service Monitoring System menus, in that order.
2. Click the Web Monitoring menu.
3. Click on the Monitoring dashboard, then click Filter settings.
4. When the Filter setting pop-up window appears, select the Type of error log and enter the details of the error log.
   • The types of error logs you can select are as follows:
     • URL: filtering URL that exactly matches the entered URL
     • URL_PREFIX: filtering all URLs that contain the entered URL
     • JS: filtering JavaScript that exactly matches the entered JavaScript
     • JS_PREFIX: filtering JavaScript that contains the entered JavaScript
5. Click the [Add] button.
   • You can edit the error logs by clicking the [Edit] button, and then click the [Save] button to edit the error log.
   • You can click to delete the error log.
6. Check the entered information, and then click the [Apply] button.