Am I being so paranoid or am I stupidly not understanding the buzz from remote network monitoring services in the cloud?

Question

Computer networks

So I look at all sorts of cloud services that can be used for monitoring, logging (and not only) everything that is possible and I remember about the NSA and other nonsense. And the services are mostly American. Who uses? Tell us what you generally expect about hacking such a service.

Answer 1

For some time we used an external service to check our uptime, I don’t see anything criminal in the fact that something periodically goes to the pages of the service and checks if it’s 404 \ 503 there, and if there is something not related to 200, then it writes to me sms.
Well, if this service is hacked, what will they do to me?

Answer 2

The benefits here outweigh the risks. Those who need their own use their own, that's all.

Answer 3

Well, OK, the NSA will know the uptime of your service, in the worst case, the state of your disks, the network load, the number of processes, and so on, so what? So I want you to have access to ridonly ladies in my monitoring, I don’t know how this will help you, is it really interesting to look at a bunch of numbers and graphs on someone else’s service?