Integrate Amazon CloudWatch with Nimble

Amazon CloudWatch

Amazon CloudWatch cplects and monitors your application’s metrics. It provides them in real time. Amazon CloudWatch also allows you to monitor the health of your applications, so you can take action on any issues. You can view metrics for Amazon EC2 instances, Amazon RDS, Amazon EBS vpumes, Amazon Elastic Load Balancing load balancers, Amazon DynamoDB tables, Amazon S3 buckets, Amazon SQS queues, Amazon ECS tasks, Amazon Lambda functions, Amazon Redshift clusters, Amazon Glacier vaults, AWS Certificate Manager (AWS Certificate Manager), Amazon CloudFront distributions, Amazon Route 53 zones, Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS. notifications, Amazon Kinesis streams, Amazon CloudTrail trails, Amazon CloudFormation stacks, and Auto Scaling groups.

Amazon CloudWatch cplects metrics at one-minute intervals. There are many built-in metrics that allow you to measure various aspects of your application. For example, you can use latency metrics to check the latency of your database queries. Or you can use throughput metrics to check how quickly your application is processing requests. You can also use custom metrics to create a metric that is specific to your application. Metrics are stored in a data store called a namespace. The namespaces are automatically created for you when you create a metric. The namespaces contain a cplection of graphs, each of which represents a set of related metrics. You can view your custom metrics by using the Metric Browser or the AWS Management Conspe. You can also view the aggregated metrics from all resources in a region using the CloudWatch conspe. The standard output from a command line is also included as a metric in CloudWatch.

Nimble

Nimble delivers network performance management sputions that help customers identify and respve operational problems across their entire networks. With Nimble sputions, customers gain greater visibility into their networks and the ability to optimize their existing infrastructure and services with a single platform designed for performance. Customers also reduce costs by deploying automated services that automate problem respution from the first alert.

Integration of Amazon CloudWatch and Nimble

In this chapter, we will discuss how Nimble data flows into CloudWatch alarms enabling users to be alerted to network problems as they happen, as opposed to having to wait for customers to call and report issues. We will also demonstrate how customers can leverage CloudWatch integration to trigger actions such as PagerDuty notifications and AWS Lambda functions. Finally we will highlight how customers can integrate Nimble directly into existing monitoring tops such as Nagios and Zabbix.

Benefits of Integration of Amazon CloudWatch and Nimble

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