AWS CloudWatch is just another AWS service that monitors your other AWS resources and services. You can use to collect metrics and logs in real-time and you can track the metrics. Also, you can create custom dashboards for your applications that are using AWS resources.
In this blog, we will learn to set alarms and push notifications for our resource metrics. Alarms can be used to inform you whenever a resource exceeds its threshold so you can take required actions.
So our agenda is to set an alarm using cloudwatch whenever running EC2 instances exceed a particular number.
Prerequisites
An AWS account
Running EC2 Instance
Steps for creating an alarm on running EC2 instances using AWS CloudWatch
Rahul Soni is a Software Consultant at Knoldus Software. He is always charged up for new things & learnings. He is dedicated to his work and believes in quality output. He loves to take deep dives into cloud technologies & different tools.
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