You can customize the CloudWatch DataSources if you cannot find the desired metrics via LogicMonitor’s CloudWatch coverage and LogicMonitor’s Collector. Some of the ways you can customize CloudWatch DataSources include: Prerequisites Customizing AWS CloudWatch DataSources To add dimensions to a new or an existing DataSource, complete the following steps: 1. Navigate to Settings > LogicModules … Continued
LM Cloud offers custom event integrations that enable you to see AWS, GCP, and Azure-specific events in LogicMonitor and correlate events (such as EC2 instance state change notifications, CloudTrail logs, or Azure Activity logs) with performance data. The setup and details of these integrations largely vary for GCP, and Azure, so refer to the following … Continued
LogicMonitor automatically adds Dashboards and Reports when you add an AWS, Microsoft Azure, or GCP account into monitoring. This provides you with instant visibility into your cloud environments and includes both overview and service-specific views. These automatically generated Dashboards and Reports provide a starting point based on best practices, but you can customize them for … Continued
If you’re an existing customer, you may already be monitoring AWS or Microsoft Azure resources with LogicMonitor. The steps to take advantage of LogicMonitor Cloud Monitoring features largely depend on how you are monitoring AWS, Azure, or GCP resources now. Identify the scenario that matches your own, and follow the steps corresponding to that scenario: Currently Monitoring … Continued
Monitoring your Microsoft Azure environment with LogicMonitor helps you to manage performance and identify potential faults. Add LogicMonitor to your Azure environment to monitor the state of your Azure deployment, underlying services, and license usage. Requirements You must register your LogicMonitor account as an app with Microsoft Azure Entra ID in your Azure console before adding Azure … Continued
LM Cloud provides seamless setup and API-based monitoring of AWS, GCP, and Microsoft Azure environments. It also supports business-critical SaaS applications, such as Office 365, Salesforce, Zoom, or any supported by Atlassian Statuspage.io. It includes a fast, three-step setup wizard that automatically discovers, applies, and scales monitoring for your entire Cloud ecosystem. LM Cloud offers … Continued
Similar to how the Poll Now feature can be used to troubleshoot traditional, local Collector-based LogicModules, you can use Poll Now to troubleshoot CloudWatch data collection. Remember that CloudWatch data is collected via a LogicMonitor maintained Collector. Poll Now provides the visibility you need to identify potential issues in data collection, such as permission issues or DataSource … Continued
LogicMonitor’s AWS DataSources leverage the CloudWatch API to collect data for your AWS resources. Depending on which AWS services and how many resources you monitor, you may see CloudWatch costs associated with LogicMonitor’s AWS Cloud Monitoring. LogicMonitor makes one API call per DataSource per Resource. Since the AWS charge is based on the number of datapoints … Continued
If you use CloudFormation to create and manage entire ‘stacks’ of AWS resources, you should group the resources within each stack together in LogicMonitor. Grouping stack resources will make it easier to create properties, thresholds, SDTs, OpsNotes and more for all resources in the stack. In addition, consider creating a LogicMonitor dashboard for each of … Continued
If your company uses AWS to host applications that support your day to day operations, you should ensure that you set up your monitoring in a way that helps you maximize the uptime of these applications. Specifically, consider the following recommendations: 1. Monitor the server side infrastructure components that your application is running on Use … Continued