> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://ai-docs.fptcloud.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://ai-docs.fptcloud.com/other/fpt-monitoring/monitor-infrastructure-and-platform.md).

# Monitor Infrastructure & Platform

**Step 1:** Log in to the FPT Cloud Portal at <https://console.fptcloud.com/>

**Step 2: On the FPT Cloud Portalmenu**, click **Monitoring.**

**Step 3: Click on a Workspace for details, then navigate to the Add Data** tab.

**Step 4**: In the **Infrastructure services** tab, a list of available infrastructure services is displayed. Click on a service you want to monitor.

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**Step 5**: Click **Manual** and follow the instructions.

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Additionally, FPT Monitoring supports **automatic integration with** Kubernetes **Dedicated** and Kubernetes **Managed**.

This integration allows users to easily and professionally configure metric and log monitoring for each cluster.

To use this feature, users should follow these steps:

**Step 1:** In the **Infrastructure service** tab, click **Kubernetes.**

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**Step 2: Click Auto. Here, a list of Dedicated and Managed clusters will be displayed.**

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**Note:**

If no clusters are displayed, go to the **Kubernetes** section in the menu and click **Create a Kubernetes Engine**t o create one.

For detailed instructions on setting up Kubernetes, users can refer to the link:

[https://fptcloud.com/documents/managed-fpt-kubernetes-engine/](https://fptcloud.com/documents/managed-fpt-kubernetes-engine/?doc=quan-ly-kubernetes-cluster)

<https://fptcloud.com/documents/dedicated-fpt-kubernetes-engine/>

If your tenant does not have the right to create, please contact our admin team for assistance.

* To **integrate Dedicated Kubernetes**, follow these steps:

1. Click the **Dedicated** tab

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2. Select the cluster and the type of datasource you want to integrate. Each cluster has two types of datasources: **metric** and \*\*log.\*\*Only active clusters and datasources in the active state can be integrated.
3. Click **Integrate.**

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A confirmation dialog box appears asking if the user wants to integrate the cluster's logs/metrics into the corresponding workspace.

To confirm, the user clicks the **Confirm** button.

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After clicking, the integration status will be **Integrating**.

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Wait 1-2 minutes for the system to automatically update the final status (success or failure).

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4. Next, users log in to the Dashboard page by selecting the **Configuration** tab > Clicking on the **Dashboard URL** link and **logging in with** the displayed **username and password**.

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5. After accessing the Dashboard page, users click **Home**> select **Dashboard**> select **the Fmon – Kubernetes folder** and use it.

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* **To integrate Managed Kubernetes**, users select **the Managed tab** and follow the same steps as in the Dedicated Kubernetes section.

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