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With EOSC Monitoring, service providers can register their services through EOSC and track how they are used. Providers can integrate EOSC monitoring into their own services which helps to measure 
and improve the service reliability (e.g. uptime). Potential users can view this information via the service landing page in the catalogue or overall EOSC services status page.

Monitoring is the key service needed to gain insights into an infrastructure. It needs to be continuous and on-demand to quickly detect, correlate, and analyse data for a fast reaction to anomalous behaviour. The challenge of this type of monitoring is how to quickly identify and correlate problems before they affect end-users and ultimately the productivity of the organisation. Management teams can monitor the availability and reliability of the services from a high level view down to individual system metrics and monitor the conformance of multiple SLAs.  The key functional requirements are:

The dashboard design should enable easy access and visualisation of data for end-users. APIs should also be supported so as to allow third parties to gather monitoring data from the system through them.

For EOSC there are two monitoring services already in place: EOSC CORE and the EOSC Exchange Monitoring Service. These two services are responsible to monitor the Core services (EOSC Core Monitoring) and the services onboarded to the Marketplace (EOSC-Exchange Monitoring). 

Who is it for?

EOSC Marketplace users and providers

Why an EOSC Monitoring for the Core and one for the Exchange?