Amazon OpenSearch Service now supports alerting and anomalies on dashboards
OpenSearch Service 2.9 now supports the ability for customers to manage and overlay alerts and anomalies onto dashboard visualization line charts. Customers can create new, or associate existing, alerting monitors and anomaly detectors from dashboard line charts. For example, if a customer opts to create a new monitor or detector, the new monitor will inherit the setting of the line chart and prepopulate the creation form. If customers have existing monitors or detectors present that they want to use, they can associate them with the line chart visualization on the dashboard.
OpenSearch Service 2.9 now supports the ability for customers to manage and overlay alerts and anomalies onto dashboard visualization line charts. Customers can create new, or associate existing, alerting monitors and anomaly detectors from dashboard line charts. For example, if a customer opts to create a new monitor or detector, the new monitor will inherit the setting of the line chart and prepopulate the creation form. If customers have existing monitors or detectors present that they want to use, they can associate them with the line chart visualization on the dashboard.
Previously, customers who use alerting or anomaly detection plugins had to move back and forth between dashboards and the plugins view. To reduce context switching between the plugins and dashboards, Amazon OpenSearch Service now allows customers to manage their alerts and anomalies without leaving their favorite dashboards.
For information on upgrading to OpenSearch 2.9, please see documentation. OpenSearch 2.9 is now available in all AWS regions globally where Amazon OpenSearch service is available.
To learn more about Amazon OpenSearch Service, please visit the product page.