CCC Monitoring Capabilities
Capabilities for Monitoring technologies, as defined by the FINOS Common Cloud Controls project.
- ID
- CCC.Monitor.CP
- Version
- v2026.06-rc4
- Gemara version
- v1.2.0
- Author
- FINOS Common Cloud Controls
Observability
The Observability group covers entries related to logging, monitoring, metrics, alerting, and event publication. This includes audit trail integrity, enumeration detection, and protection against tampering or unauthorized access to operational telemetry.
CCC.Monitor.CP01 Metric collection
Gathering numerical (quantitative) data points about the performance, health, or behaviour of systems, applications or infrastructure.
CCC.Monitor.CP02 Tracing
An observability technique providing an end-to-end view of a request or transaction flow through a complex system to enable a single action to be linked to resulting events in multiple downstream systems.
CCC.Monitor.CP03 Reporting
Summarised view of metrics in a structured, sharable format.
CCC.Monitor.CP04 Health Checks
A type of monitoring that focuses on the operational status and readiness of components or entire systems.
CCC.Monitor.CP05 SLO Monitoring
Define and monitor Service Level Objectives (SLO) using Service Level Indicators (SLI) based on metrics.
CCC.Monitor.CP06 Synthetic Monitoring
Proactively checking sample user interactions to identify issues before real users are impacted.
CCC.Monitor.CP07 Uptime Monitoring
Checking whether a specific service or application is accessible from an external perspective.
CCC.Monitor.CP08 Application Performance Monitoring (APM)
A comprehensive approach to monitoring the performance, availability and user experience of an application through multiple levels of data collection
CCC.Monitor.CP09 Dashboard
A visual representation of the health of systems being monitored. Pulling together metrics, current alerts, SLO/SLI's, health checks and other monitoring features into a single location to enable a view of the health of the overall system.
CCC.Monitor.CP10 Triggering
Automatically initiating actions like alerts, notifications or automated workflows based on pre-defined conditions being met.
CCC.Monitor.CP11 Integration with Third-Party Tools
Monitoring tools are able to integrate with a number of downstream systems in order to send notifications and alerts, raise tickets and create incident reports.