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Cloud monitoring tools collect metrics, logs, and traces from cloud infrastructure and services to track performance, uptime, and costs. Used by DevOps, SRE, and IT operations teams.

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It is software that collects, aggregates, and visualizes performance and health data from cloud resources such as virtual machines, containers, databases, and serverless functions, typically producing dashboards and alerts.

Monitoring tracks predefined metrics and known failure modes, while observability tools also collect high-cardinality logs and traces so teams can explore unfamiliar issues in distributed systems.

Not necessarily. Unified platforms like Datadog, New Relic, and Dynatrace handle all three, though some teams still prefer dedicated log management or APM tools for cost or compliance reasons.