Through the cloud monitoring service CES, the operating system and log content of the elastic cloud service ECS instance can be monitored, and the alarm function is supported.

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Options

• ATrue
• BFalse

• A
  74% (37)
• B
  26% (13)

Explanation

Option A is correct because Huawei Cloud's Cloud Eye Service (CES) does support monitoring at both the infrastructure and operating system level for ECS instances, including the ability to collect OS metrics and log data when the appropriate agent (the Agent) is installed on the instance. CES also provides alarm policies that can trigger notifications or auto-scaling actions when monitored metrics breach defined thresholds. There is no distractor to disprove here since this is a true/false question and B simply asserts the opposite, which is factually incorrect - CES is explicitly designed to extend monitoring beyond basic infrastructure metrics to include OS-level and log content monitoring.

Memory tip: Think of CES as "Complete Eye Service" - it sees everything from the hardware layer up through the operating system and application logs, and it can alert you when something looks wrong.

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