AWS re:Invent 2020: Monitoring and troubleshooting network traffic

Visibility into the traffic flowing through your Amazon VPC infrastructure is fundamental to operating and scaling your AWS deployments with confidence. Whether troubleshooting connectivity issues, detecting security incidents, meeting compliance requirements, or making key security decisions, AWS native VPC monitoring solutions can help. This session demonstrates how you can get started with the recently launched Amazon VPC monitoring capabilities in VPC flow logs and VPC Traffic Mirroring, and it provides information about partner and customer use cases. Come learn how you can derive actionable insights about the traffic traversing your AWS infrastructure.

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[idrisapatira]

Very nice and educational. You've just opened my eyes into deep troubleshooting

[ameenasif]

gereat presentation very well structured and to the point illustrations to convey the message , liked the new enriched attributed on the flow logs and VPC reachability, It was in my head to use was SDK and graph database I was about to start that as my product but AWS did before :),

[SuperRider-RS]

Excellent, very informative and pretty good insight presented.

[sriram-zumb]

very good presentation. Is there a place we can download the Athena queries/ Quicksight dashboard reports.

[leonids]

i saw a lot of marketing news about measuring latency with VPC flow logs, but in reality there are no fields related to network latency in VPC flow logs. There are start and end, fileds in the VPC flow logs, but they don't show any info about latency.

[paulonazareth]

Good day,

I do have a problem with sending traffic to my EC2 (Accedian)
and I already configured the traffic mirroring that my eth0 (server) will send traffic to my eth1 (Accedian),
since eht0 of accedian will be for Management and eth1 will be for the Monitoring.

Best Regards and Thank you.