Join Joseph Holbrook for an in-depth discussion in this video Monitoring best practices, part of Amazon Web Services: Analysis.
- [Instructor] Monitoring best practices.…So, let's go ahead and talk about some best practices…when it comes to monitoring resources, specifically in AWS.…The first thing that you should do is to use…CloudWatch custom events and also use metrics and alarms…as well with CloudWatch.…You should also consider scheduling maintenance with…CloudWatch and Lambda as well.…
You can also send logs from AWS resources…and set up triggers with Lambda functions.…You should make a plan as well and document that plan.…Prioritize monitoring your environment, and also…automate monitoring tasks as well…so that you can remove manual tasks.…As far as the exam is concerned, you may get a question…on some of the best practices with monitoring in AWS.…
Author
Joseph Holbrook
Released
10/13/2017- AWS performance bottlenecks
- Monitoring EC2 instances with CloudWatch
- Monitoring EBS storage bottlenecks
- Monitoring RT53
- Optimizing the environment
- Optimizing RDS database services
- Consolidated billing best practices
- Identifying application issues
- Customizing CloudWatch metrics and dashboards
- CloudFront edge caching
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 24s
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What you should know1m 2s
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1. AWS Performance Bottlenecks
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Monitoring RT532m 22s
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Monitoring ElastiCache3m 56s
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2. Optimizing The Environment
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Optimizing EC2 costs2m 12s
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Optimizing Elastic Beanstock1m 17s
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Trusted Advisor5m 37s
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Elastic Load Balancers2m 17s
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Elastic CacheCluster demo2m 34s
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3. Identifying Application Issues
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Billing notifications3m 10s
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Billing notification demo2m 46s
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AWS Cost Explorer demo3m 30s
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Event driven monitoring1m 22s
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Dashboard alerts2m 16s
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Create CloudWatch role demo3m 30s
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AWS CloudWatch6m 47s
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Customize CloudWatch metrics1m 15s
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Centralized monitoring2m 55s
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SNS messaging1m 51s
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Application monitoring1m 23s
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CloudFront edge caching1m 59s
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CloudWatch logging1m 56s
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Conclusion
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Next steps44s
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