AWS: Monitoring and Reporting

AWS: Monitoring and Reporting

1h 17mIntermediate2019-12-12

Authors

Shyam Raj

Shyam Raj

Technical Instructor, Network and Cloud Guru

Course details

As you're financially responsible for whichever AWS services you use, it's important to establish sound financial monitoring to ensure that you're alerted to any changes before those changes become a financial burden. This course provides system administrators with an intermediate-level look at monitoring and reporting for the AWS platform. Instructor Shyam Raj includes heavy coverage of CloudWatch, the AWS service for monitoring resources run on AWS, as well as AWS Config for auditing and evaluating the configuration of your AWS resources. It concludes with best practices for taking action in response to alarms and triggers. This course can also be used to prep for the corresponding domain of the AWS Certified SysOps Administrator exam.

Learning objectives
Exploring monitoring tools
The basics of CloudWatch
Using CloudWatch alarms
Monitoring ELB latency
Monitoring SQS, SNS, and Elastic Beanstalk
Using AWS Config
Using Lambda in response to CloudWatch alarms

Skills covered

Incident ResponseAmazon Web Services (AWS)AmazonCloud ServicesCloud PlatformsCybersecurityCloud ComputingDeep Dive (X:Y)

Concepts

Introduction

  • Welcome

CloudWatch

  • Review monitoring concepts
  • Introduction to CloudWatch
  • Creating a billing alarm
  • Configure SNS
  • CPU usage alarm
  • Monitoring ELB latency
  • Dashboards
  • Monitoring EBS storage
  • CloudWatch custom metrics
  • CloudWatch agent

Monitoring beyond CloudWatch

  • Monitoring RDS instances
  • Monitoring SQS
  • Monitoring SNS
  • Monitoring Elastic Beanstalk

AWS Config

  • Introduction to AWS Config
  • Setting up AWS Config
  • AWS Config managed rules
  • Remediating resources

Taking Action

  • CloudWatch events
  • Lambda in response to CloudWatch alarms

Conclusion

  • Next steps
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