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> I think AWS could do better at notifying you if your EC2 instance gets into this state (without having to set up a cloud watch alarm). How would you configur
by krallja 9y ago
> I think AWS could do better at notifying you if your EC2 instance gets into this state (without having to set up a cloud watch alarm).
How would you configure these notifications? Who do they get sent to? How often? Do they escalate to someone else? When?
Once you answer these questions, you have come up with ... CloudWatch.
- falcolas 9y agoSurfacing the metric on the host itself, and not buried in the EBS volume, would be a good start. WRT alerting - if you're at 0 credits; your performance on something obviously under load is now being degraded, why not surface an alert on it? AWS already has a configurable events system in place for EC2 - this seems like a good fit.