
Explore monitoring and alerting in the AWS ecosystem with CloudWatch, using scalable, cost-effective cloud tools to monitor APIs and systems and alert you to errors.
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Explore cloud computing fundamentals and the amazon web services ecosystem, then master cloudwatch monitoring and alerting for ec2, ebs, rds, and elb, including alarms and billing insights.
Discover a blend of theory and real-world demos to monitor and alert on AWS infrastructure, select the right services, and optimize performance using major monitoring techniques.
Learn how to monitor AWS resources with CloudWatch, track metrics and logs, and set alarms. Use SNS and SES to deliver timely alerts and automate EC2 responses.
Explore AWS monitoring and alerting with CloudWatch, dashboards, alarms, events, logs, and metrics, and learn to locate services like SNS via the AWS console.
Monitor AWS infrastructure health and resource usage, tracking EC2 CPU utilization, setting billing alerts, and collecting custom metrics and logs to detect bottlenecks and cost spikes.
Explore the metrics available in AWS CloudWatch, including billing alarms, S3, CloudFront, and RDS metrics, and learn how to graph data, set timeframes, and wire alerts via SNS.
Explore how AWS CloudWatch acts as a single monitoring hub for AWS resources, collecting metrics and logs from services and custom apps, with alarms and automated actions for proactive resolution.
Demonstrate collecting and monitoring S3 bucket metrics with CloudWatch, configure alarms to trigger notifications or Lambda actions, auto scaling, or object deletion to keep bucket object count under threshold.
Visualize CloudWatch metrics in real time with multi-metric graphs and dashboards, configure alerts on AWS resource changes and custom metrics, and automate responses with AWS Lambda and Route 53 integrations.
Explore how CloudWatch collects metrics from AWS services and custom apps, triggers alarms over thresholds, integrates with SNS, SQS, Lambda, and Autoscaling, and provides dashboards and logs.
Create and customize AWS CloudWatch dashboards to visualize CPU utilization across EC2 instances, S3 buckets, databases, and web servers, with line, stacked area, or number visualizations and configurable time periods.
Create AWS CloudWatch alarms to trigger actions on EC2 CPU utilization thresholds and notify via SNS. Monitor alarm states—alarm, insufficient data, and ok—for reliable troubleshooting.
Explore CloudWatch features, including alarms (billing alarms and alerts), events, logs, and metrics; configure autoscaling, notifications via SNS, and custom metrics for proactive monitoring of EC2, memory, disk, and swap.
Explore monitoring and alerting for EC2 with CloudWatch, covering default metrics like CPU utilization, custom metrics, dashboards, and automated alarm actions such as stopping, rebooting, or terminating instances.
Launch an AWS Linux EC2 micro instance, view CloudWatch basic metrics at five-minute intervals, and enable detailed one-minute monitoring for production health, noting potential extra charges.
Configure CloudWatch alarms to automatically manage EC2 instances by monitoring CPU utilization and triggering actions such as stop, reboot, or terminate, with notifications, autoscaling, and IAM roles.
Explore AWS EC2 status checks and metrics, including system and instance health, hardware and software issues, and monitor with CloudWatch custom metrics and alarms.
Learn how to add custom metrics to AWS CloudWatch for EC2, including creating an IAM role, assigning permissions, and using Perl scripts to report memory and disk usage.
Learn to push custom EC2 memory metrics to CloudWatch using a Perl script, scheduled by cron every five minutes, and viewable under Linux system metrics.
Explore AWS elastic block storage for EC2, including GP2 and IO1 volumes, with IOPS, throughput, and monitoring to optimize persistent storage performance.
Explore AWS EBS volume types, io1 vs gp2, IOPS and throughput up to 320 MB/s for io1 and 160 MB/s for gp2, plus st1 and sc1 HDD options.
Explore AWS EBS monitoring with CloudWatch, comparing basic and detailed metrics, and learn to interpret status checks, read/write bandwidth, and burst balance for GP2 and io1 volumes.
Monitor and alert for AWS RDS with CloudWatch metrics, alarms, and events to ensure high availability and performance. Access logs to diagnose health and optimize database performance.
Learn to monitor AWS RDS health with CloudWatch metrics like CPU utilization, DB connections, memory and storage, read/write IOPS, and latency, and to create alarms with notifications.
Monitor RDS metrics, set alarms, and implement operational policies to keep databases available, then use CloudWatch events to receive alerts on instance changes and reboots.
Explore how elastic load balancers distribute traffic across EC2 instances to ensure fault tolerance, scalable performance, and effective monitoring with key ELB metrics and thresholds.
Learn how to deploy a classic load balancer in AWS, configure security groups, set up health checks, and route traffic to EC2 instances.
Explore AWS ELB metrics to monitor load balancer health and performance, including back end connection errors, latency, average vs maximum values, request counts, queue length, and healthy vs unhealthy hosts.
Explore ELB metrics in the AWS console, review health checks, instance status, and http status codes, and visualize latency and errors on CloudWatch dashboards with alarms.
Monitor AWS billing and costs with CloudWatch alarms to prevent budget overruns; learn billing structure, key metrics, and alerting methods including email, PDF invoices, and S3 daily reports.
Explore how to monitor AWS billing with CloudWatch, configure billing alerts, and analyze total estimated charges and per-service metrics to prevent cost overruns.
Receive AWS billing reports and save them to an S3 bucket. Configure permissions and policies, and select report types for detailed cost monitoring and alerts.
Explore the AWS ecosystem and its cloud services for scalable, on-demand workloads. Understand cloud computing basics and the benefits of adopting AWS for applications.
Explore how IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS power AWS cloud with on-demand resources, scalability, security, and hybrid cloud benefits.
Discover how startups and enterprises leverage AWS cloud services for faster development, data analytics, mobile applications, and hybrid cloud, with examples from Netflix, Unilever, Nasdaq, and more.
Explore AWS services across enterprise applications, analytics, and app services, and see how compute, storage, databases, and networking run on regions, availability zones, and edge locations with compliance.
Explore AWS compute, storage, databases, and migration services, along with networking, developer tools, management, security, AI/ML services, mobile offerings, and messaging to build scalable, fault-tolerant applications.
Explore AWS cloud services from productivity and desktop streaming to IoT and gaming, including Workdocs, Workmail, Workspaces, Amazon Appstream 2.0, Greengrass, and Amazon Lumberyard.
Attention all fellow Software and IT architects, Software and network engineers, IT administrators, CIOs, CTOs or any technology leader looking to utilize cloud computing in their organizations.
Question: How can you keep a close eye on AWS infrastructure you are using?
The answer is AWS CloudWatch.
Well, you are at the Right place.
Acquire the skills and be a part of cloud computing revolution and take your career to a new level.
Whether you are an experienced AWS user or are just getting started with cloud computing - you know it is quite easy to get your infrastructure components deployed in the AWS cloud. But do you ever wonder how you can keep a close eye on the AWS components you are using? Your EC2 instances, your RDS databases and numerous other AWS services that your applications rely on?
In this course, you will learn everything you need to master on various alerting and monitoring services available from AWS using CloudWatch. This course is designed for Software and IT architects, Software and network engineers, IT administrators, CIOs, CTOs or any technology leader looking to utilize cloud computing in their organization.
Why I should take this course?
Overview of the Course Contents –
In this course, "AWS MasterClass: Monitoring and DevOps with AWS CloudWatch" you will get an in-depth look at the de facto monitoring and alerting service offered by Amazon AWS called CloudWatch. You will learn how AWS CloudWatch can integrate with various other AWS services like EC2, RDS, EBS, ELB and many others. During this course, you will have a deep dive into many of these services and learn how we can monitor the key metrics available for these services.
You will learn how to setup alarms for certain thresholds for these metrics – so that you can get real-time alerts from AWS and we can take pro-active measures to make sure that our AWS infrastructure is performing at peak level.
This is the course that could change your life.
After taking this course, you will be proficiently acquired the skills and be a part of cloud computing revolution and to take your career to a new level. You will have learned everything you need to master on various alerting and monitoring services available from AWS using CloudWatch. Take this course and start learning. There is no good time than today to invest in your career.
You have 30 days’ money back guarantee…!!!
And remember that once you purchase the course you will have lifetime access to the course and you have a 30 days’ money back guarantee if you do not like the course because of any reason. So, what are you thinking? Go ahead and click on “Enroll Now” button.