A good network condition is a prerequisite for business stability. Flow Logs enables you to save the system status when a network failure occurs to pinpoint the failure quickly, perform network tracing and forensic investigation and shorten network downtime. For example:
Pinpoint the CVM which is the root cause of the problem quickly, such as the CVM in a broadcasting storm or the CVM overusing bandwidth.
Quickly verify whether the inaccessibility of a CVM is caused by the unreasonable settings for the security group or ACL.
Suggestions on Configuration:
Create flow logs to capture ENI traffic.
Deliver network logs to Cloud Log Service for query, analysis or storage.
Reasonable optimization of network architecture
Flow Logs allows the full-time, full-flow capture of ENI traffic across the network to help you enhance data-driven network OPS capability and optimize network architecture based on big data analysis and visualization. For example:
Analyze historical network data to build business network benchmarks.
Identify performance bottlenecks as early as possible for a reasonable capacity expansion or traffic degrading.
Analyze the regions of accessing users to expand coverage reasonably.
Analyze network traffic to optimize network security policies.
Suggestions on Configuration:
Create flow logs to capture ENI traffic.
Deliver network logs to Cloud Log Service for analysis.
Identify threats to network security quickly
The addition of traditional traffic checkpoints can cause the performance degradation of CVM. Flow Logs allows full-time, full-flow, and non-intrusive capture of traffic to help you identify threats to network security as early as possible and enhance system security without affecting the CVM performance. For example:
Try to connect a wide range of IPs.
Communicate with an IP that is considered a known threat.
Identify an uncommonly used protocol.
Suggestions on Configuration:
Create flow logs to capture network traffic.
Deliver network logs to Cloud Log Service for query and analysis.
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