Event-driven AWS Monitoring
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How it works?
AWS Incident Monitoring
Amazon CloudWatch
Never miss a CloudWatch alarm again. Get notified about 5XX errors from API gateways or Elastic Load Balancers or in case of high CPU usage on EC2 instances.
Learn moreAWS Health
Get notified about outages and service interruptions that might affect your workloads running on AWS. Also, ensure not to miss any service announcements from AWS.
Learn moreAWS Security Notifications
Amazon Security Hub
Recieve Security Hub findings in realtime allowing you to mitigate risks before they become a problem.
Learn moreAmazon GuardDuty
Be the first to learn about potential intrusions into your systems. Get instant alerts for GuardDuty findings.
Learn moreAmazon Inspector
Addressing vulnerabilities quickly is essential. Get timely notifications about new Inspector findings.
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AWS Compute Notifications
Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
Failures while scaling up ora fleet of EC2 instances can cause service interruptions. Be the first to know, in case an auto-scaling group is having troubles.
Learn moreAWS Elastic Beanstalk
Get notified about degraded services, failed deployments, and other issues of your Elastic Beanstalk environments to minimize downtimes.
Learn moreAWS Fargate Spot
Keep an eye on interruptions and placment failures to ensure your Fargate tasks and services are running smoothly while saving costs with Spot capacity.
Learn moreAWS Storage Notifications
AWS Backup
A reliable backup is crucial to avoid data loss. Get notified in case backup jobs are failing due to service limitations or configuration issues.
Learn moreAmazon RDS
Get alerted about RDS events like low storage, failed backups, and many more. Also, recieve notifications about planned maintenance and automated failovers.
Learn moreAmazon EBS
Failing EBS snapshots lead to incomplete backups. That's one example why getting notified about EBS failures is crucial.
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Supported AWS services
- AWS account root user login
- Amazon AppFlow
- Amazon Athena
- AWS Auto Scaling
- AWS Backup
- AWS Batch
- AWS Budgets
- AWS Certificate Manager (ACM)
- Amazon CloudWatch
- Amazon CloudWatch Internet Monitor
- AWS CodeCommit
- AWS CodeBuild
- AWS CodeDeploy
- AWS CodePipeline
- Amazon Data Lifecycle Manager (DLM)
- AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- Amazon EC2 Auto Scaling
- Amazon EC2 Fleet / Spot Fleet
- Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
- Amazon Elastic Container Registry (ECR)
- Amazon EBS
- Amazon EMR
- AWS Fargate Spot
- Amazon GuardDuty
- AWS Glue
- AWS Health
- Amazon Inspector
- AWS IoT Analytics
- Amazon Macie
- Amazon OpenSearch
- AWS OpsWorks
- Amazon RDS
- AWS Security Hub
- AWS Systems Manager (SSM)
- AWS X-Ray
Supported 3rd party services
- GitHub
- Bitbucket
- HTTP(S)
- Jenkins
- New Relic
- RSS Feed
- Sumo Logic
- UptimeRobot
- bucketAV
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About the inventors
Andreas and Michael Wittig built marbot during the Serverless Chatbot Competition 2016. Since then, they have added new features and improved marbot step by step.
Andreas and Michael are consultants, entrepreneurs, and authors. As consultants, they train, coach, and consult their clients on all things Amazon Web Services (AWS). In their role as an entrepreneur, they are building marbot. They published two books Amazon Web Services in Action, and are blogging at cloudonaut.io. They use marbot to get notified of any issues daily.
Besides marbot, they are building HyperEnv - a solution to deploy self-hosted GitHub runners on AWS, attachmentAV - a solution to protect Jira, Confluence, Salesforece, and WordPress from malware, and bucketAV - a solution to protect Amazon S3 from malware.