Which service can be used in OCI for real-time monitoring of resources?

The service that can be used in OCI for real-time monitoring of resources is OCI Monitoring. This service is specifically designed to help users track the performance and health of their cloud resources and applications. It provides real-time metrics, alerts, and insights into various aspects of cloud usage, allowing users to ensure that their applications are running smoothly and to respond quickly to any potential issues.

OCI Monitoring enables the creation of custom dashboards to visualize metrics and can also trigger alarms when certain thresholds are met. This makes it invaluable for maintaining operational oversight over applications and infrastructure in the Oracle Cloud. By actively monitoring the health and performance of resources, you can detect anomalies, manage capacity effectively, and optimize resource utilization.

Other services mentioned do play significant roles in overall cloud infrastructure management but do not specifically focus on real-time monitoring. For instance, the OCI Load Balancer is used for distributing traffic among multiple backend resources for better application performance and availability. OCI Logging is focused on collecting and managing log data from resource activities, while OCI Networking addresses the connectivity and networking configurations. However, none of these offer the same targeted functionalities for real-time metrics and performance monitoring as OCI Monitoring does.