amazon-cloudwatch

问题 Currently I have a use case that a cloud watch rule will trigger a step function every 5 minutes. I want to have a logic to skip starting another execution if there is one execution already running in step function. Any way to do that? 回答1: Instead of having your CloudWatch event rule trigger the Step Function directly, you could have it trigger a Lambda function. The Lambda function could check if there are any Step Function executions in the RUNNING state, via the ListExecutions API. If not

问题 Currently I have a use case that a cloud watch rule will trigger a step function every 5 minutes. I want to have a logic to skip starting another execution if there is one execution already running in step function. Any way to do that? 回答1: Instead of having your CloudWatch event rule trigger the Step Function directly, you could have it trigger a Lambda function. The Lambda function could check if there are any Step Function executions in the RUNNING state, via the ListExecutions API. If not

问题 From the docker hub there is an image which is maintained by amazon. Any one know how to configure and start the container as I cannot find any documentation 回答1: I got this working! I was having the same issue with you when you see Reading json config file path: /opt/aws/amazon-cloudwatch-agent/bin/default_linux_config.json ... Cannot access /etc/cwagentconfig: lstat /etc/cwagentconfig: no such file or directoryValid Json input schema. What you need to do is put your config file in /etc

问题 I currently have a task at hand to Terminate a long-running EMR cluster after a set period of time (based on some metric). Google Dataproc has this capability in something called "Cluster Scheduled Deletion" Listed here: https://cloud.google.com/dataproc/docs/concepts/configuring-clusters/scheduled-deletion Is this something that is possible on EMR natively? Maybe using Cloudwatch metrics? Or can I write a long running jar which will sit on the EMR Master node and just poll yarn for some idle

问题 I would appreciate some guidance in setting up a Serilog sink for AWS CloudWatch with .NET Core. I'm using appsettings.json for configuration but I am unable to put the settings in the logger. When trying to write log information to CloudWatch this error appears: An error occurred while starting the application. AmazonClientException: No RegionEndpoint or ServiceURL configured Amazon.Runtime.ClientConfig.Validate() in ClientConfig.cs, line 446 AmazonClientException: No RegionEndpoint or

问题 Understand for this question that I'm relatively new to Docker and AWS. The goal is to create a single AWS ECS instance that runs Apache and PHP with a basic Laravel application. I want to run a CloudWatch agent to send all logs to CloudWatch (access and error logs for Apache, error log for PHP and the Laravel logs). I know this probably isn't 'best practice' (tips are welcome), but my philosophy for now is 'first make it work, then make it pretty' :-) My Dockerfile: FROM amazonlinux:latest #

问题 Understand for this question that I'm relatively new to Docker and AWS. The goal is to create a single AWS ECS instance that runs Apache and PHP with a basic Laravel application. I want to run a CloudWatch agent to send all logs to CloudWatch (access and error logs for Apache, error log for PHP and the Laravel logs). I know this probably isn't 'best practice' (tips are welcome), but my philosophy for now is 'first make it work, then make it pretty' :-) My Dockerfile: FROM amazonlinux:latest #

问题 I'm using Fargate to deploy my application. To log the container logs, I'm using awslogs as the log-driver. Now I want to ship my logs to Amazon ES service. While going through the docs for shipping, I encountered a note that mentions Streaming large amounts of CloudWatch Logs data to other destinations might result in high usage charges. I want to understand what all will I be billed for while shipping the logs to ELK? How do they define large amounts ? Will I be billed for a) Cloudwatch? b)

问题 I have an ec2 instance which is running apache application. I have to store my apache log somewhere. For this, I have used two approaches: Cloudwatch Agent to push logs to cloudwatch CronJob to push log file to s3 I have used both of the methods. Both methods suit fine for me. But, here I am little worried about the costing. Which of these will have minimum cost? 回答1: S3 Pricing is basically is based upon three factors: The amount of storage. The amount of data transferred every month. The

问题 Upgraded laravel from 5.4 to 5.6. Laravel removed $app->configureMonologUsing since version 5.6 the tutorial from aws not applicable anymore. https://aws.amazon.com/tw/blogs/developer/php-application-logging-with-amazon-cloudwatch-logs-and-monolog/ anyone can advise me where to migrate the logic inside $app->configureMonologUsing ? thanks 回答1: Install the latest version of CloudWatch handler library with: composer require maxbanton/cwh You can add a custom channel in config/logging.php like: