Comment by valyala

You can expose Unikernel application metrics in Prometheus text exposition format at `/metrics` http page and collect them with Prometheus or any other collector, which can scrape Prometheus-compatible targets. Alternatively, you can push metrics from the Unikernel to the centralized database for metrics for further investigation. Both pull-based and push-based metrics' collection is supported by popular client libraries for metrics such as https://github.com/VictoriaMetrics/metrics .

You can emit logs by the Unikernel app and send them to a centralized database for logs via syslog protocol (or any other protocol) for further analysis. See, for example, how to set up collect ing logs via syslog protocol at VictoriaLogs - https://docs.victoriametrics.com/victorialogs/data-ingestion...

You can expose various debug endpoints via http at the Unikernel application for debugging assistance. For example, if the application is written in Go, it is recommended exposing endpoints for collecting CPU, memory and goroutines profiles from the running application.