Observability in Universal Contact Service
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Learn about the logs, metrics, and alerts you should monitor for Universal Contact Service.
Monitoring
Private edition services expose metrics that can be scraped by Prometheus, to support monitoring operations and alerting.
- As described on Monitoring overview and approach, you can use a tool like Grafana to create dashboards that query the Prometheus metrics to visualize operational status.
- As described on Customizing Alertmanager configuration, you can configure Alertmanager to send notifications to notification providers such as PagerDuty, to notify you when an alert is triggered because a metric has exceeded a defined threshold.
The services expose a number of Genesys-defined and third-party metrics. The metrics that are defined in third-party software used by private edition services are available for you to use as long as the third-party provider still supports them. For descriptions of available Universal Contact Service metrics, see:
See also System metrics.
Enable monitoring
Service | CRD or annotations? | Port | Endpoint/Selector | Metrics update interval |
---|---|---|---|---|
ServiceMonitor | 10052 | ucsx.ucsx.svc.cluster.local:10052/metrics | 30 seconds |
Configure metrics
UCS provides internal monitoring metrics through a Prometheus endpoint on port 10052.
Alerting
Private edition services define a number of alerts based on Prometheus metrics thresholds.
For descriptions of available Universal Contact Service alerts, see:
Configure alerts
Private edition services define a number of alerts by default (for Universal Contact Service, see the pages linked to above). No further configuration is required.
The alerts are defined as PrometheusRule objects in a prometheus-rule.yaml file in the Helm charts. As described above, Universal Contact Service does not support customizing the alerts or defining additional PrometheusRule objects to create alerts based on the service-provided metrics.
Logging
UCS writes logs to stdout.