AWS Monitoring
Our comprehensive coverage provides AWS metrics alongside any network, server, or container service for full visibility into the health and performance of your cloud deployment. Automatically discover and monitor all your AWS services like EC2, ECS, and EKS in real time. With LogicMonitor, you get improved resiliency and automated remediation. The end-to-end visibility, cloud migration, and billing management tool you need – simplified!

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Less time configuring, more time developing
LogicMonitor’s AWS Monitoring seamlessly integrates with existing dashboards, alerting, reporting, and forecasting functionalities so that you can visualize the data for your entire hybrid infrastructure. With LogicMonitor’s lightweight, agentless collector, you can create dashboards, alert thresholds, and forecasting – all within minutes of deployment. Plus, as your AWS environment changes, LogicMonitor rapidly recognizes new or changing resources without any manual configuration.

AWS CloudWatch metrics
LM Cloud monitors AWS CloudWatch metrics for AWS services out-of-the-box, with no collector or agent needed. Once in the LogicMonitor platform, you’ll benefit from up to two years of data retention with no loss in granularity. Additionally, built-in alert thresholds based on best practices mean you’ll automatically start receiving alerts for non-performant resources.

LogicMonitor Collector Metrics
Deploy a LogicMonitor Collector inside your AWS environment to take advantage of LogicMonitor’s thousands of pre-configured LogicModules. With a Collector, you’ll receive more granular performance metrics than those reported via CloudWatch, like operating system and application level metrics – right out of the box.
AWS reporting, right to you
When there are AWS issues that may impact your services, you need to be the first to know. LogicMonitor monitors custom metrics using the AWS SDK, in addition to monitoring CloudWatch metrics for your AWS environment. This allows LogicMonitor to report on granular resource performance, AWS availability (whether due to AWS-imposed service limits or scheduled maintenance), and critical application or OS level metrics.

Maintain containerized apps with ease
LogicMonitor provides monitoring and pre-configured alert thresholds for AWS Container Services, such as EKS and ECS. Discover containers, microservices, and underlying resources in your environment automatically, so you can save your team valuable time without worrying if your monitoring is keeping up. With data maintained for up to two years, identifying trends and forecast utilization overtime is simple.

Stay connected to your remote workforce
Our agentless platform offers out-of-the-box integrations and dashboard widgets to provide visibility into essential work-from-home solutions. Our intelligent monitoring helps ensure that your remote workforce is driving business performance and maintaining your customer experience. Monitor AWS VPN connections and get a deeper insight into AWS WorkSpaces – Amazon’s Desktop-as-a-Service solution.

Monitor AWS alongside all other environments in one place
LogicMonitor allows you to comprehensively monitor your cloud services alongside your existing monitored infrastructure, giving you an end-to-end view of your entire hybrid infrastructure performance. Get comprehensive visibility into AWS infrastructure health and performance, as well as your operating systems, networks, servers, and applications – all in a single platform that would be otherwise challenging to obtain.

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