Amazon Elasticsearch Service adds detailed cluster health monitoring
Amazon Elasticsearch Service revamped cluster health monitoring to provide detailed cluster and node-level metrics that help you understand the health of your Elasticsearch domains. With 22 new metrics, including indexing rate, query latency, and HTTP response codes, it is easy to track query and indexing performance, request success rates, and JVM health. Additionally, with node-level metrics, you can quickly see the health of all of the Elasticsearch nodes in your domain and drill down on any potential issues. To complement the new metrics, we have integrated with CloudWatch Dashboards to enable one-click dashboards creation, enabling you to create fully customizable dashboards and easily set up CloudWatch Alarms on your domain and instance metrics. All of the new metrics are available in the updated Amazon Elasticsearch Service console. To learn more, please refer to our documentation.
Amazon Elasticsearch Service revamped cluster health monitoring to provide detailed cluster and node-level metrics that help you understand the health of your Elasticsearch domains. With 22 new metrics, including indexing rate, query latency, and HTTP response codes, it is easy to track query and indexing performance, request success rates, and JVM health. Additionally, with node-level metrics, you can quickly see the health of all of the Elasticsearch nodes in your domain and drill down on any potential issues. To complement the new metrics, we have integrated with CloudWatch Dashboards to enable one-click dashboards creation, enabling you to create fully customizable dashboards and easily set up CloudWatch Alarms on your domain and instance metrics. All of the new metrics are available in the updated Amazon Elasticsearch Service console. To learn more, please refer to our documentation.
Amazon Elasticsearch Service is available across 16 regions globally: AWS GovCloud (US-West), US East (N. Virginia, Ohio), US West (Oregon, N. California), Canada (Montreal), South America (Sao Paulo), EU (Ireland, London, Frankfurt, Paris), and Asia Pacific (Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Seoul, Mumbai).