AWS Cloudwatch Service Overview | Console Walkthrough

In this video, I walk you through the AWS Cloudwatch Console explaining to you the most important features of Cloudwatch.

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Cloudwatch Alarms
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[dcaptgarrett]

For those of you doing AWS certifications, with Cloudwatch I use the anagram M.A.L.E.

Metrics
Alerts
Logs
Events

[bcstartup]

This was a great overview - it would be better if you had some fake data rather than the blank graphs.

[samjackgreen]

Really appreciate you putting together this video, it helps a lot of people! One small feedback,





keep going!

[dangelo]

Thanks for the awesome video... New to AWS and EC2, wanted a general understanding of CloudWatch services. This is perfect

[TheAshification]

Really good video. One small feedback, it could have more realistic demo examples. The number of times you said “I am not sure” could have been replaced by useful examples. Thank you.

[gnaneshwarrao]

I'm searching for these kind of videos on CloudWatch which shows all the features on the dashboard. I have used few features and want to know what all it can do on a high level. Thanks for sharing the video.

[joepage]

Good video, nice walkthrough, thanks.

[jskelley]

Nicely done video, good pace and explanations. However, one suggestion, have some actual data to show instead of asking me to use my imagination.

[duvellboo]

hihi, just wonder, are you doing to do video tutorial on aws new MyApplications

[Aniruddhdwivedi]

How this monitoring service is different from AppDynamics?

[agrawalbansal]

Good video, it would have been great if you could have some real-time examples. And some more preparations.

[hopsta]

I think Cloud Watch is great and I have 3 dashboards that give me metrics of 3 EC2 instances. An issue I have run into is when I have to replace the instance (a PHP update to Bitnami WordPress for example), I have to deselect the old instance and select the new instance for each metric (of which I monitor 12, including custom metrics like disk capacity). This takes quite a bit of time and is very annoying (plus I need to remember to do it!). Do you know of a way around this?