Amazon CloudWatchの評判・口コミ 全19件

What do you dislike?

Many companies are still learning about best practices for securing workloads on AWS. Securing cloud data to prevent exposures presents challenges to all enterprises. It is at times a challenging tool to use.

What do you like best?

250+ TURN-KEY INTEGRATIONS, this tool helps in seamlessly uniting metrics, traces, and logs.

Aggregate metrics and events from 200+ technologies

Search, analyze, and explore enriched log data

Trace requests across distributed systems and alert on app performance

Seamlessly pivot between correlated data for rapid troubleshooting

What do you dislike?

Amazon CloudWatch alerts appear to only allow you to set 窶廣larms窶� for things already exposed & integrated to publish metrics to CloudWatch. Additionally, and more importantly: AWS CloudWatch Alarms are ALWAYS ON. This might not seem to be a bad thing initially, as you窶囘 think you want to get alerts for most things you put Alarms on. However, in practice and at a large company this starts down the slippery slope towards over-alerting and Alarm Fatigue. It also means that the more alarms you have, the more possibility that you or your coworkers will be WOKEN UP IN THE MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT UNEXPECTEDLY or have to handle an alert 24/7!

What do you like best?

VISIBILITY ACROSS YOUR APPLICATIONS, INFRASTRUCTURE, AND SERVICES

REDUCE MEAN TIME TO RESOLUTION (MTTR) AND IMPROVE TOTAL COST OF OWNERSHIP (TCO)

What do you dislike?

It gets confusing sometimes and there is little help offered.

What do you like best?

I like the way that it is very integrated and collaborative.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Have patience

What do you dislike?

It's limited if you deploy over digital ocean.

What do you like best?

It's helpful if you do full stack developer to with Amazon's tools.

What do you dislike?

The interface is clunky.

The context sensitive help could be written more clearly.

cumbersome compared to other solutions

not 100% customizable.

What do you like best?

a great way to get information about all your hardware in Amazon Web Service. It allows you to know the state and health of all of your infrastructure and you can alert, graph, and monitor the health and state of every piece. It solved the issue of not knowing the state of your system.

host all of our data in the cloud. They are at least partially responsible for guarding our data from theft and fire. Our organization instantly recognized the benefit of being able to administrate our AWS server instances via Amazon CloudWatch. If you rely on AWS in any way, you need to use Amazon CloudWatch.

Recommendations to others considering the product

CloudWatch is a great low-cost solution for infrastructure monitoring and alerting if you are an AWS customer. You basically get it for free and requires little setup. If you are not on AWS, you can't enjoy the benefits of CloudWatch, so if you are running multi-cloud, need to think about how you will monitor all of your resources and assets.

What do you dislike?

Quite hard to learn a high level of management. Already we don't have experience enough to point a really dislike.

What do you like best?

Reliability. The SLAs are full compliance. The service allow a high level of control of your platform: Monitoring, AWS.. Easy to use. A world of possibilities

Recommendations to others considering the product

It seems a world of possibilities infrastructure and business process.

What do you dislike?

Parsing logs can be made more flexible. Alerting can do well with more user level control. Also, UI needs work.

What do you like best?

Loved that Cloudwatch is inbuilt and helps tailing both application logs as well as system logs. Helps retrench the need of third party log analysis storage tools such as Graylog and also helps in compliance for log archiving.

What do you dislike?

The negative is the payment, since you can not control what you have spent, so at the time of invoicing, the program invoices what you have used but there is no detail until the billing is done, which would change. Slight connectivity problems since it works with data in the cloud and online and if the server is being used, at least as I have used it, if it is more than 80% it is noticeably slowed down access to the cloud, so that partial and independent servers would also be another option that could be considered.

What do you like best?

It must be strongly to get access to all your data from a single platform. The Cloud Watch API can be used to easily collect, publish and store this data.

The best and most remarkable thing is that with Amazon CloudWatch, there are no initial commitments or minimum rates, you only pay for what you use. Use is charged at the end of the month.

Access from different platforms, such as API, command line interface (CLI), SDKs and the AWS administration console.

You can use logs that allow you to use the customized logs, the system and the applications you already have to monitor the systems and identify problems that arise in systems and applications. in real time they can be monitored to detect certain phrases, values 窶銀€黍r patterns.

Recommendations to others considering the product

I recommend it since it is a good tool to store your registration data in long-term storage, to be able to consult old data for comparisons, statistics and graphs, as well as internal reports. The events and alarms work perfectly and are good tools, as well as the panels that allow you to create, customize, save and interact with the graphs of the custom metrics

What do you dislike?

If you have to ever dig manually through logs to try to find something it can be a little overwhelming. The user interface could use some work

I would like the ability to create more customizable dashboards.

The way log streams are used feels very counterintuitive.

What do you like best?

If you're just starting out with smaller applications in the AWS cloud, then AWS cloudwatch is the right tool. When your company starts growing, along with your software becoming more mature, you may end up piping your logs to another system in order to do more analytics on it and gather better insights.

Recommendations to others considering the product

Nice for industries