H13-821_V3.0 · Question #265
The cloud monitoring service CES can collect log data of hosts and cloud services. After collecting logs, the log data can be displayed in a simple and orderly manner on the cloud log console, and…
The correct answer is B. False. Option B is correct because CES (Cloud Eye Service) is a metrics-based monitoring service - it tracks performance indicators like CPU usage, memory, and network throughput, but it is not designed for log collection, display, querying, or long-term log storage. Those…
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The cloud monitoring service CES can collect log data of hosts and cloud services. After collecting logs, the log data can be displayed in a simple and orderly manner on the cloud log console, and can be queried in a convenient and fast manner. Long-term storage, convenient for users to retrieve at any time.
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- ATrue
- BFalse
How the community answered
(29 responses)- A17% (5)
- B83% (24)
Explanation
Option B is correct because CES (Cloud Eye Service) is a metrics-based monitoring service - it tracks performance indicators like CPU usage, memory, and network throughput, but it is not designed for log collection, display, querying, or long-term log storage. Those capabilities belong to a dedicated log management service such as LTS (Log Tank Service) on Huawei Cloud. Option A is wrong because it accepts the statement as true, incorrectly assigning log management responsibilities to CES. The question conflates two distinct service categories: performance monitoring and log management, which are separate tools with separate purposes.
Memory tip: Think "CES = Cloud Eye = metrics you see at a glance" and "LTS = Log Tank = a tank that stores logs." If a question attributes log collection and long-term log storage to CES, it is describing the wrong service.
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