Which statement correctly describes CloudMonitor's Host Monitoring feature?

CloudMonitor's Host Monitoring feature is designed to provide comprehensive insights into the performance and health of Elastic Compute Service (ECS) instances. The correct choice highlights that it offers process-level monitoring, which means that it can track and report metrics not just at the system level (like CPU or memory usage) but also for specific processes running on the instance.

This capability allows developers and system administrators to monitor the behavior of individual applications or services, enabling proactive management and troubleshooting. By having detailed visibility into process-level metrics, users can gain valuable insights into how applications are performing and identify issues that may arise from specific processes, rather than aggregating data solely at a higher level.

The other options do not accurately reflect the capabilities of CloudMonitor's Host Monitoring feature. For instance, the monitoring system does require installation on ECS instances to function effectively, so the notion of no installation is incorrect. Furthermore, the monitoring capability extends beyond just CPU usage metrics; it includes memory, disk I/O, and other system-level metrics as well as process-level monitoring, making the option that limits it to CPU usage incorrect. Lastly, while network monitoring is a part of the feature set, the assertion that it is limited only to network monitoring is also incorrect, as it encompasses a broader