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Native monitoring with AWS CloudWatch basic and extended capabilities is cumbersome to set-up. Cost control can be a challenge as every metric costs money, and set-up can take a lot of effort as well.
eG Enterprise makes monitoring of your applications and cloud infrastructure simple. Pre-defined templates make it easy to set up monitoring and alerting. Licensed by OS instance, AWS account, and by SaaS application, eG Enterprise addresses the key challenges cloud administrators have with native tools
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Applications are the heart of your business. If an application goes down, it leads to loss of reputation and thousands of dollars of revenue. With eG Enterprise, you get visibility into every layer, every tier of the cloud infrastructure supporting your cloud services.
Cloud infrastructures have unique requirements compared to on-premises deployments. eG Enterprise is a cloud-ready performance monitoring solution.
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AWS monitoring focuses on tracking the health of all the key IT services hosted on AWS Cloud. Detection and alerting of problems, root-cause diagnosis, reports and analytics are also included in AWS monitoring tools.
Yes, the cloud service provider does monitor the health of the key infrastructure they use for delivering their cloud services. But problems you may face on AWS could be unique to your EC2 instance, or your database instance. The cloud service provider SLAs are only around uptime of their service, not around performance, and will not help you diagnose problems with applications you have hosted on AWS. You may find our whitepaper on 6 myths of cloud performance monitoring to be of interest.
No. AWS and other cloud environments have unique characteristics. The services they offer are different from traditional on-prem environments (e.g., AWS S3, AWS CloudFront, AWS WAF are all unique cloud services).
The type of challenges and problems you will face when using AWS cloud are different from on-prem infrastructures (e.g., you need to know if your AWS EC2 instance has sufficient CPU credits). Hence, a tool designed for an on-prem infrastructure cannot be directly used to monitor AWS resources and services.
AWS CloudWatch can be used to monitor many of the AWS services. It can also be used to monitor KPIs from within AWS EC2 instances. But set up of CloudWatch can be time-consuming and cumbersome. Furthermore, there is a cost per metric, which makes it difficult to predict monitoring costs. You may find our survey on cloud performance monitoring trends to be interesting. Here, you can see some of the challenges AWS customers have with AWS CloudWatch.
The best AWS cloud monitoring tool depends on your requirements. If your entire tech stack uses AWS services only, and if you do not want to use 3rd party tools, AWS CloudWatch is the best tool for you. If you want to monitor a multi-cloud or hybrid cloud deployment, or if you need in-depth monitoring of applications deployed on AWS, a converged application and infrastructure monitoring tool like eG Enterprise is more suitable.
The effectiveness of IT applications is measured by user experience, and that is what you should focus on. Use synthetic and real user monitoring capabilities in an APM tool like eG Enterprise for this. Monitoring resources like CPU, memory and storage is important but not sufficient for ensuring good application performance on AWS cloud.
eG Enterprise is a total performance monitoring solution for AWS customers. Integrated tightly with AWS CloudWatch, eG Enterprise reports on the status, availability, and usage of all key AWS services. It also includes synthetic monitoring to assess application performance. Agents deployed on AWS EC2 instances can provide deep insight into application performance on these instances. Containers, database services, serverless technologies and digital workspaces are also monitored using eG Enterprise. Monitoring capabilities in eG Enterprise are well defined and deployment of the solution is very easy. Furthermore, the monitoring tool does not use per-metric licensing which makes it very economical.
There are dozens of metrics that you should be monitoring such as CPUCreditBalance, DiskReadOps, NetworkPacketsIn, and StatusCheckFailed. A more comprehensive list can be found in our blog post about important AWS metrics to monitor.
Yes, if you want detailed monitoring of AWS EC2 instances and especially if you need in-depth monitoring of application performance, then you will need to deploy agents on your AWS EC2 instances.
