amazon-cloudwatch

问题 I'm trying to notify an SNS topic from a CloudWatch alarm that's in a different region. The reason is that I want SMS alerting, which isn't available in the region where my services are. If I enter the ARN of the subscription and save the changes in the console, I get "There was an error saving the alarm. Please try again." Trying again does not help. Using a topic in the local region does work, but that's not what I need. Is there a way to notify a topic in a different region? If not, is

问题 Recently AWS announced that Cloudwatch alarms can use Math Expressions on metrics. I decided to create an alarm that compares the SUM of 2 single metrics with a given threshold. This means that according to AWS documentation my expression should be SUM([m1,m2]), where m1 and m2 are 2 single metrics. I also decided to implement this idea using a cloudformation template (in yaml). Here's the Cloudwatch alarm definition: BillingAlarmExpression: Type: AWS::CloudWatch::Alarm Properties:

问题 It looks like AWS does not provide SMS as a protocol for SNS topic subscribers outside of US East. I wanted to hook up my CloudWatch alarms and receive text messages when something breaks but cannot send them to SMS. 回答1: YES! After some digging I was able to get this to work. It's a little more complicated than just selecting a topic or inputing an alarm but it works great! The key to the solution was using AWS's lambda functions! The flow of data is such: > Alarm triggered > -> Push

问题 I want to be able to set a time to invoke an AWS Lambda function, then have that function be invoked then and only then. For example, I want my Lambda function to run at 9:00pm on December 19th, 2017. I don't want it to repeat, I don't want it to invoke now, just at 9:00pm on the 19th. I understand that CloudWatch provides Scheduled Events, and I was thinking that when a time to schedule this reminder for is inputted, a CloudWatch Scheduled Events is created to fire in that amount of time

问题 I'm writing a web application that has steadily increasing traffic through the day. I'd like to create an Alarm that can detect if my read / write limits have reached a certain percentage (like 80%), and then increase that limit. I will then decrease it again at midnight. I've tried creating an Alarm - "Average" seems a bit useless and is always 1.0. "Sum" is more useful so I assume i should use this. I also assume i should use Consumed Write/Read Capacity at the metric name. Problems: Sum

问题 I have recently started to use AWS Lambda to use triggers against some python code I have written. I currently have 2 lambda functions, both of which have been created with ZIP files. The second one I created is supposed to test the trigger events. This is for testing purposes so I'm using the best code of all: def lambda_handler(event, context): print ("Hello World") However, I get this error back: Response: { "errorMessage": "Unable to import module 'lambda_function'" } Request ID:

问题 I am new in Aws, I am using Aws SNS to send notification, i am sending notifications to different topic not to endpoint. This is working perfectly. When i publish notification, i got array like object(Aws\Result)#84 (1) { ["data":"Aws\Result":private]=> array(2) { ["MessageId"]=> string(36) "************-7a29-591f-8765-************" ["@metadata"]=> array(4) { ["statusCode"]=> int(200) ["effectiveUri"]=> string(40) "https://sns.ap-southeast-1.amazonaws.com" ["headers"]=> array(4) { ["x-amzn

问题 I am going through a situation where i do not know which is the correct way and how to do it. My Aim is : ec2 Logs should be uploaded in S3 and logs should be reviewed and monitored using cloudwatch for any unwanted events. Scenario 1: 1) Upload ec2 logs to s3 and then to cloudwatch for security review and monitoring Scenario 2: 1) Upload ec2 logs to cloudwatch and send data then s3 Scenario 3: 1) Upload ec2 logs to both s3 and cloudwatch simultaneously Please help me to achieve what is

问题 I'm trying to fetch CPUUtilization Statistics for multiple instances at once to avoid API rate quota errors. &MetricName=CPUUtilization&Namespace=AWS%2FEC2&Statistics.member.1=Sum&Statistics.member.2=SampleCount&Statistics.member.3=Maximum&Statistics.member.4=Minimum&Period=60&StartTime=2015-03-16T18%3A11%3A15&EndTime=2015-03-16T19%3A11%3A15&Dimensions.member.1.Name=InstanceId&Dimensions.member.1.Value=ABC&Dimensions.member.2.Name=InstanceId&Dimensions.member.2.Value=CDE The response contains

问题 I have a webservice that spools out data to a flat file. In non-EC2, raw Windows instances we use the EC2Config service to pump our log files and some performance counters to CloudWatch (See here: http://blogs.aws.amazon.com/application-management/post/Tx1KG4IKXZ94QFK/Using-CloudWatch-Logs-with-Amazon-EC2-Running-Microsoft-Windows-Server ). How can I configure my application and ElasticBeanstalk to enable CloudWatch Logging in my Windows Instance? 回答1: I use an .ebextensions file for this