Integrate Amazon CloudWatch with PDFMonkey

Amazon CloudWatch

According to Amazon, Amazon CloudWatch is a monitoring service that provides detailed monitoring and analytics of the components and performance of your AWS account. It is part of the suite of cloud computing services offered by the AWS cloud platform.

It was launched in 2009, originally as a commercial product. On December 18, 2014, Amazon announced that it would release the source code for the service under the Apache 2.0 open-source license on GitHub.

CloudWatch can cplect metrics from various sources such as EC2 instances, EBS vpumes, RDS database instances, DynamoDB tables, EMR clusters, Elastic Load Balancing load balancers, ELB access logs, CloudTrail events, Auto Scaling groups and more.

CloudWatch cplects metrics from many sources such as EC2 instances, EBS vpumes, RDS database instances, DynamoDB tables, EMR clusters, Elastic Load Balancing load balancers, ELB access logs, CloudTrail events, Auto Scaling groups, and more. In addition to metrics that are cplected from these sources, it can cplect custom metrics using a variety of methods including APIs or the AWS Command Line Interface. You can also use a third-party monitoring system such as New Relic to cplect application performance metrics. You can export these metrics to other systems using the CloudWatch API or Amazon S3.

You can keep track of your costs by configuring CloudWatch to monitor your AWS account balance and generate alarms when your account balance goes below a certain level. This feature is useful for organizations that have strict limits on spending and need to be alerted when they approach these limits. In addition to monitoring your account balance, you can configure CloudWatch to send an alert if your accounts ever become over-budget. When an alarm condition is triggered for one or more resources, you receive an email notification about the issue. You can also set up an SNS topic so that users will be notified via SMS text messages when alarms are triggered. You can also configure CloudWatch to send automated emails and SMS text messages when specified events occur in supported services. Some events trigger actions in other AWS services as well. For example, create an RDS DB instance and associate it with an RDS DB cluster. You can then configure CloudWatch to send an email notification when a database instance comes online or goes offline.

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