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AWS Monitoring

Observing plus collecting metrics and logs from various services to protect health, performance, plus security of applications and infrastructure.

Aspects of AWS Monitoring

Custom Metrics and Alarms

Service-Level Monitoring

Instance Monitoring

  • Custom Dashboards: Use CloudWatch to create visual dashboards for specific application metrics.

  • Alarms and Notifications: Set thresholds and receive alerts for anomalies or critical failures.

  • RDS: Track query performance, IOPS, and storage usage.

  • Lambda: Monitor invocations, execution times, and error rates.

  • S3: Analyze storage usage, access patterns, and retrieval bottlenecks.

  • ECS/EKS: Monitor performance of containerized workloads.

  • EC2 Instance Performance: Monitor CPU, memory, disk usage, and network activity of Amazon EC2 instances.

  • Auto-Scaling Insights: Track and analyze auto-scaling group performance, including scaling activities and instance health.

Applicare and AWS Monitoring

Accessing AWS Configuration in Applicare Controller

First, log in to the Applicare controller. Once logged in, locate and click on the AWS screen in the left-side menu. After accessing the AWS section, choose the IAM user that has been previously configured for your setup.

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Auto-Mapped and Continuously Updated AWS Environment

Here, the entire AWS environment is mapped by Applicare. This information is auto detected and auto updated as the environment changes. You can break down into details by simply selecting an AWS resource.

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