AWS Cloud Operations Blog
Author: Ania Develter
Ania Develter is a Senior Specialist Solutions Architect in the AWS Cloud Operations team. Ania works with customers from all industries and helps them with their observability and operations management challenges. She loves talking about Observability, CloudOps and DevOps.
Evaluate custom configurations using AWS Config Custom Policy rules and the open source sample repository
Does your organization have custom configuration requirements for your resources? Do you find it challenging to compare actual resource configuration settings against your configuration requirements? Today, you can leverage a new public repository of sample AWS Config custom rules using AWS CloudFormation Guard to help you address these challenges. AWS Config allows you to evaluate actual […]
Using Amazon CloudWatch RUM with a React web application in five steps
In this post we will explain how you can use Amazon CloudWatch RUM to monitor a single-page web application built using React. CloudWatch RUM is a real user monitoring (RUM) capability which helps you identify and debug client-side issues and enhance the end user’s digital experience. The data that you can visualize and analyze includes […]
Enhance CloudWatch metrics with metric math functions
In June 2021, the Amazon CloudWatch team launched 14 new metric math functions. In this blog post, I’ll describe these new functions and show how you can use them to enhance your existing CloudWatch metrics, dashboards, and alarms. Metrics are an important part of observability and monitoring. A numerical representation of data measured over time, […]
Create fine-grained CloudWatch canary schedules with cron expressions
In this post, I’ll explain how to create fine-grained canary schedules to meet your business requirements using built-in cron expression scheduling in Amazon CloudWatch Synthetics. You can use CloudWatch Synthetics to create canaries, configurable scripts that run on a schedule, to monitor your endpoints and APIs. Because canaries follow the same routes and perform the […]