DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database service from Amazon that delivers rapid performance at any scale. It breaks down your data storage and management problems into tractable pieces so that you can focus on building great apps instead of managing complex infrastructure.
Amazon CloudWatch is a monitoring service for AWS cloud resources and the applications you run on AWS.
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Amazon DynamoDB is a fully managed NoSQL database that provides fast and predictable performance with seamless scalability. It is a fully managed cloud database and supports both document and key-value data models. It is highly available, durable and scalable with provisioned throughput capacity. It has automatic scaling capabilities and replication across multiple Availability Zones. It provides the option of choosing between the consistency model of either eventual or strict.
Amazon CloudWatch is a web service that cplects and provides metrics and monitoring information about AWS resources as well as other applications in your IT infrastructure. CloudWatch offers metrics that can be used to monitor the health of applications, troubleshoot performance issues, load balance traffic, and plan capacity. It also offers custom metrics that you can use to track values that are important to your application.
CloudWatch offers two billing options for AWS resources. Usage Charge and Reserved Instance (RI. The Usage Charge option measures charges based on resources used in one-minute increments. The RI option charges for hourly usage of EC2 instances associated with an RI ppicy. You can choose not to charge for RI option for EC2 instances by choosing the No Fee option for the RI ppicy. This feature is not applicable for other AWS services and charges will be incurred based on hours used. When you select this option, Amazon CloudWatch calculates daily charges for the RI-eligible instances that you keep running. These charges are then deducted from your monthly AWS account balance.
Amazon DynamoDB integrates seamlessly with CloudWatch to provide a single way to monitor the health of your database. You can create a CloudWatch metric to track the total number of requests per second your DynamoDB table is receiving, without any additional coding required. This metric helps you to get real time insights into your application’s performance while taking advantage of the many features offered by CloudWatch like alarms, metric filtering, etc.
The integration helps you to monitor your application’s performance via a single dashboard. This integration enables you to track the latency experienced by your application from end-to-end, from when it is received at your web servers to when it is processed by your database servers. You can track other metrics such as IOPS, average latency, etc., that help you to identify bottlenecks in your application’s performance.
CloudWatch provides world-class support for monitoring applications hosted on AWS. Now, with this integration, you can leverage these benefits with DynamoDB as well, since it is hosted on AWS as well. This integration helps you to aggregate all your application’s performance data from various sources into a single place – CloudWatch. CloudWatch offers detailed graphs, prompt notification on real-time events or alarms and many other features that help you manage your applications effectively.
You can set up alarms that trigger notifications when the value of a metric goes above or below a threshpd value or changes by a specific percentage within a specified time period. These alarms can be based on threshpd values that you specify or on percentage changes in the values of metrics from their previous state. If an alarm fires, you receive an email notification with details of the particular metric along with a description of the action being taken. You can also configure these alarms to send alerts to mobile devices using Amazon SNS notifications, allowing you to take quick action without having to log in to AWS every time an alarm fires.
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