Monitoring Setup Assistant
Setting up monitoring on AWS is hard. AWS provides countless features and sources of events. Overlooking the important settings is easy. The Monitoring Setup Assistant helps you to monitor all the relevant sources of your AWS infrastructure. Sources are CloudWatch Alarms, EventBridge Rules, or more service-specific features such as RDS Event Notifications.
Ask marbot to help you with your monitoring setup like this:
@marbot set up AWS monitoring for me
marbot responds with a wizard to configure AWS monitoring using CloudFormation or Terraform.
The following AWS capabilities are covered at the moment:
| AWS capability | CloudFormation | Terraform |
|---|---|---|
| AWS account1 | yes | yes |
| Application Load Balancer | yes | yes |
| Auto Scaling Group | yes | yes |
| CloudFormation Drift Detection | yes | no |
| CloudFront | yes | no |
| EC2 instance | yes | yes |
| EFS file system | yes | no |
| Elastic Beanstalk | yes | no |
| ElastiCache memcached cluster | yes | no |
| Elasticsearch domain | yes | no |
| VPC interface endpoint | yes | no |
| Lambda function | yes | no |
| NAT gateway | yes | no |
| RDS cluster (Aurora) | yes | yes |
| RDS database instance | yes | no |
| Redshift cluster | yes | no |
| Reserved Instance | yes | no |
| SQS queue | yes | yes |
| Synthetics Website | yes | no |
| WorkSpaces | yes | no |
- 1. AWS account monitoring covers Budgets, Savings Plans, Trusted Advisor, CloudWatch alarms, Batch, CodePipeline, CodeBuild, CodeDeploy, CodeCommit, Health, Auto Scaling Groups, GuardDuty, EMR, EBS, SSM, RDS, Glue, EC2 Spot Instances, ECS, Macie, Security Hub, OpsWorks, ECR Image Scan, DLM, IoT Analytics, ES Software Update, Backup, Athen, Flow, EC2 (Spot) FleetFailed, Amazon Linus AMI, ACM, Application Auto Scaling; and much more ↩
Chatbot for AWS Monitoring
Configure monitoring for Amazon Web Services: CloudWatch, EC2, RDS, EB, Lambda, and more. Receive and manage alerts via Slack. Solve incidents as a team.
