Infrastructure Monitoring With Amazon Cloud Watch
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Cover Title Page Copyright and Credits Dedicated Contributors Table of Contents Preface Section 1: Introduction to Monitoring and Amazon CloudWatch Chapter 1: Introduction to Monitoring Technical requirements Introducing monitoring The history of monitoring Discovering the types of monitoring Proactive monitoring Reactive monitoring Understanding the components of monitoring Alerts/notifications Events Logging Metrics System availability Dashboard Incidents Realizing when things go south Ability to debug Gaining insight Sending data/notifications to other systems Controlling CapEX to run cloud infrastructure Getting to know Amazon CloudWatch Introducing the relationship between Amazon CloudWatch and Well-Architected Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 2: CloudWatch Events and Alarms Technical requirements Introducing CloudWatch Events and Amazon EventBridge Amazon EventBridge Understanding the components of a CloudWatch event Input trigger Rules/event pattern Target Configuring a basic CloudWatch event Introducing CloudWatch alarms Importance of a CloudWatch alarm Configuring a basic alarm Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 3: CloudWatch Logs, Metrics, and Dashboards Technical requirements Introducing CloudWatch Logs Life cycle of a log Understanding the components of CloudWatch Logs Configuring a basic CloudWatch agent Understanding metrics and CloudWatch metrics Terms associated with CloudWatch metrics Creating a metric filter from CloudWatch Logs Working with dashboards Summary Questions Further reading Section 2: AWS Services and Amazon CloudWatch Chapter 4: Monitoring AWS Compute Services Technical requirements Understanding the fundamentals of IaaS monitoring Understanding CPU in IaaS Understanding memory in IaaS Understanding the disk in IaaS Collecting custom metrics on EC2 Using a unified CloudWatch agent Creating an Amazon EventBridge for Amazon EC2 Monitoring Elastic Beanstalk workloads Monitoring AWS Batch Case study on CloudWatch custom metrics Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 5: Setting Up Container Insights on Amazon CloudWatch Technical requirements Introducing the concept of containers Orchestrating container services in AWS Overviewing Amazon ECS Overviewing Amazon EKS Triggering ECS events on Amazon EventBridge Configuring CloudWatch Container Insights Why activate Container Insights? Activating Container Insights for ECS Collecting logs for ECS applications Monitoring of EKS applications and services Monitoring the control plane Collecting logs for EKS resources Setting up custom dashboards and metrics for containers Case study of Amazon EKS logging and monitoring Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 6: Performance Insights for Database Services Technical requirements Introduction to database management Understanding the different types of AWS database technologies RDS DynamoDB ElastiCache Amazon DocumentDB Configuring metric monitoring in RDS Logging operations in Amazon DynamoDB Monitoring events in ElastiCache Monitoring Redshift and Amazon DocumentDB cluster status Monitoring Redshift Monitoring an Amazon DocumentDB cluster Case study on monitoring an RDS database Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 7: Monitoring Serverless Applications Technical requirements Introduction to serverless Differentiating between serverless and managed services Monitoring Lambda function metrics with Amazon CloudWatch Endpoint monitoring for API Gateway and other applications Monitoring SQS and SNS on Amazon CloudWatch Monitoring Step Functions using CloudWatch alarms Case study on Lambda tracing with Amazon X-Ray Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 8: Using CloudWatch for Maintaining Highly Available Big Data Services Technical requirements Introduction to big data Properties of big data Overviewing the aspects of big data Extraction Transformation Loading Monitoring Amazon Kinesis agent/service Analyzing Amazon CloudTrail with Amazon Athena Monitoring AWS Glue jobs with CloudWatch alarms Case study on monitoring a Kinesis stream Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 9: Monitoring Storage Services with Amazon CloudWatch Technical requirements Understanding storage devices EBS S3 EFS Monitoring Amazon EBS volume metrics Understanding the performance metrics of Amazon EFS on CloudWatch Monitoring of Amazon FSx Understanding CloudWatch metrics on Amazon S3 Case study regarding a consolidated EBS volume dashboard Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 10: Monitoring Network Services Technical requirements Introduction to computer networking Understanding a few common networking terms Exploring AWS networking services Monitoring Amazon VPC flow logs Understanding the behavior of a load balancer with status metrics Application observability with App Mesh and Cloud Map AWS Cloud Map Configuring logging in Amazon Route 53 Case study on VPC analysis Solution Summary Questions Further reading Chapter 11: Best Practices and Conclusion Best methods used in monitoring Automate everything Audit monitoring configurations from time to time Measuring workload performance Ensuring important metrics go with alarms An explanation of CloudWatch billing Summarizing everything learned so far Summary Assessments About Packt Other Books You May Enjoy Index
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