- Release Notes and Announcements
- Release Notes
- [September 9, 2024] Notification on Update of Compensation Standards in the Direct Connect Service Level Agreement
- [Oct. 2022] Discontinuing the Free Tier of Outbound Traffic and Introducing a New Pricing Plan
- Direct Connect Resource Lifecycle Standardization
- Dec. 31, 2022 - Migration of Direct Connect Cross-Region Tunnel Service to CCN
- Redundant Direct Connect Gateway Clearance
- Jun. 1, 2022 - Starts Commercialization of Shared Tunnel Service
- [Dec 1, 2020] Free Trial Period Extension and Billing Rule Change for Direct Connect Outbound Traffic
- Aug. 1, 2020 - Service Change Notice
- Dec. 31, 2021 - Direct Connect 2.0 Released
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Getting Started
- Operation Guide
- Connections
- Direct Connect Gateways
- Dedicated Tunnels
- Monitoring and Alarming
- Cloud Exchange
- Cloud Access Management
- Practical Tutorial
- Connecting a Local IDC to CVM by Using a VPC NAT Gateway and Direct Connect
- Hybrid Cloud Primary/Secondary Communication (DC and VPN)
- Best Practices on Direct Connect High Availability and Hybrid Cloud Network
- Migrating Cross-Region Dedicated Tunnel to CCN
- Migrating IDC to the Cloud Through CCN
- Accelerating Routing Convergence Through BGP+BFD (Layer 3)
- IDC Local Configuration
- Establishing Direct Connect Between Tencent Cloud and Various Cloud Vendors Through Equinix
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Direct Connect APIs
- RejectDirectConnectTunnel
- ModifyDirectConnectTunnelAttribute
- DescribeDirectConnectTunnels
- DeleteDirectConnectTunnel
- CreateDirectConnectTunnel
- AcceptDirectConnectTunnel
- ModifyDirectConnectAttribute
- DescribeDirectConnects
- DescribeAccessPoints
- DeleteDirectConnect
- CreateDirectConnect
- ReleaseInternetAddress
- EnableInternetAddress
- DisableInternetAddress
- DescribeInternetAddressStatistics
- DescribeInternetAddressQuota
- DescribeInternetAddress
- ApplyInternetAddress
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQ
- Troubleshooting
- Agreements
- Contact Us
- Glossary
- Release Notes and Announcements
- Release Notes
- [September 9, 2024] Notification on Update of Compensation Standards in the Direct Connect Service Level Agreement
- [Oct. 2022] Discontinuing the Free Tier of Outbound Traffic and Introducing a New Pricing Plan
- Direct Connect Resource Lifecycle Standardization
- Dec. 31, 2022 - Migration of Direct Connect Cross-Region Tunnel Service to CCN
- Redundant Direct Connect Gateway Clearance
- Jun. 1, 2022 - Starts Commercialization of Shared Tunnel Service
- [Dec 1, 2020] Free Trial Period Extension and Billing Rule Change for Direct Connect Outbound Traffic
- Aug. 1, 2020 - Service Change Notice
- Dec. 31, 2021 - Direct Connect 2.0 Released
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Getting Started
- Operation Guide
- Connections
- Direct Connect Gateways
- Dedicated Tunnels
- Monitoring and Alarming
- Cloud Exchange
- Cloud Access Management
- Practical Tutorial
- Connecting a Local IDC to CVM by Using a VPC NAT Gateway and Direct Connect
- Hybrid Cloud Primary/Secondary Communication (DC and VPN)
- Best Practices on Direct Connect High Availability and Hybrid Cloud Network
- Migrating Cross-Region Dedicated Tunnel to CCN
- Migrating IDC to the Cloud Through CCN
- Accelerating Routing Convergence Through BGP+BFD (Layer 3)
- IDC Local Configuration
- Establishing Direct Connect Between Tencent Cloud and Various Cloud Vendors Through Equinix
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Direct Connect APIs
- RejectDirectConnectTunnel
- ModifyDirectConnectTunnelAttribute
- DescribeDirectConnectTunnels
- DeleteDirectConnectTunnel
- CreateDirectConnectTunnel
- AcceptDirectConnectTunnel
- ModifyDirectConnectAttribute
- DescribeDirectConnects
- DescribeAccessPoints
- DeleteDirectConnect
- CreateDirectConnect
- ReleaseInternetAddress
- EnableInternetAddress
- DisableInternetAddress
- DescribeInternetAddressStatistics
- DescribeInternetAddressQuota
- DescribeInternetAddress
- ApplyInternetAddress
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQ
- Troubleshooting
- Agreements
- Contact Us
- Glossary
Gateway traffic monitoring enables you to monitor and control the bandwidth between private IPs and the gateway.
Gateway traffic monitoring fine-grains and visualizes traffic management to help you stay on top of the gateway traffic. Its IP-level traffic throttling capabilities help you quickly troubleshoot failures, block abnormal traffic, and safeguard key businesses.
Note:
1. Sources of gateway traffic monitoring can be only CVM instances. The statistics of the traffic from other services to the gateway cannot be collected.
2. Currently, gateway traffic monitoring is in beta test. To try it out, submit a ticket.
Key Features
Gateway traffic monitoring provides accurate gateway troubleshooting, which can minimize the network failure time. It enables you to query and view top N IPs in real time based on the traffic and analyzes source IPs and key metrics to help you quickly locate abnormal traffic.
Gateway traffic monitoring provides "monitoring" and "control" at the granularity of IP-gateway. Minute-level network traffic query can be used to identify abnormal traffic that maliciously occupies bandwidth in time. Bandwidth limits can be set at the granularity of IP-gateway to guarantee the stable operation of core business.
Gateway traffic monitoring analyzes all traffic at all times to help minimize network costs. By means of QoS, it can limit the bandwidth of non-key businesses to reduce costs when the network budget is limited.
Use Cases
Gateway traffic monitoring is mainly used in scenarios where the gateway traffic of a company surges at night. By using smart gateway traffic monitoring, Ops personnel can trace the IPs that cause the traffic surge based on the time when the traffic surge occurs and quickly locate the root cause. In addition, it can control the bandwidth from an IP to a gateway to block abnormal traffic and protect key businesses.
Billing
The gateway traffic monitoring feature is free of charge.
Operation Guide
Enabling gateway traffic monitoring details
1. Log in to the VPC console.
2. Select Direct Connect Gateway on the left sidebar to enter the management page of the target gateway as needed. Here, a VPN gateway is used as an example.
3. Click the ID of the target gateway or connection to enter the details page.
4. Click the Monitoring tab and enable Gateway Traffic Monitoring Details in the top-right corner.
5. It takes 5–6 minutes to collect and publish data when the gateway traffic monitoring details feature is enabled. Then, you can view the details table below the monitoring charts.
Setting gateway traffic monitoring details
1. Log in to the VPC console.
2. Select Direct Connect Gateway on the left sidebar to enter the management page of the target gateway as needed. Here, a VPN gateway is used as an example.
3. Click the ID of the target gateway or connection to enter the details page.
4. Click the Monitoring tab.
5. Find the target IP address and click Modify.
6. Adjust the bandwidth and click Save.
Viewing gateway traffic monitoring details
1. Log in to the VPC console.
2. Select Direct Connect Gateway on the left sidebar to enter the management page of the target gateway as needed. Here, a VPN gateway is used as an example.
3. Click the ID of the target gateway or connection to enter the details page.
4. Click the Monitoring tab.
5. Click View Restricted IP in the top-right corner of the gateway traffic monitoring details table.
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