AWS Cloud Operations Blog
Use CloudWatch syslog and Log Alarms to give AWS DevOps Agent on-premises visibility
Your on-premises firewalls, routers, and switches emit syslog that record device events such as denied connections, tunnel state changes, and routing changes. Network devices send their logs over syslog rather than the Amazon CloudWatch Logs API, so bringing that data into AWS takes extra components. A common approach has been to run a collection tier […]
Log analysis with facets, correlation, enrichment, and automation in Amazon CloudWatch Log Analytics
Teams working with distributed applications accumulate logs across multiple log groups, including application logs, access logs, and audit trails. When something needs investigating, an engineer opens the console and starts writing queries from scratch. The same query gets written differently by different people. The results lack context because the log event does not contain who […]
Implement operations observability in landing zone environments
In an earlier blog post, Automate customized deployment of cross-account/cross-region CloudWatch dashboards using tags, we showed you how to implement Amazon CloudWatch dashboards for specific events with automation. This solution is great for seasonal events, holidays, important releases, and other use cases. In this blog post, we will review a landing zone environment and share a […]
Automate customized deployment of cross-account/cross-region CloudWatch Dashboards using tags
Amazon CloudWatch Dashboards are a great way to monitor your AWS resources. During peak events when you are expecting high traffic, monitoring your AWS resources helps you stay ahead of any issues that may arise. You might want a customized and automated dashboard that can be used during a seasonal event, important releases, holidays, and […]


