Monitors AWS DynamoDB tables and runs PartiQL statements.
Checks any Amazon AWS DynamoDB table and runs PartiQL statements. It shows the results retrieved and alerts based on values found in the results.
This event monitor provides the following options:
This option sends you an alert if the event monitor cannot establish a connection to AWS.
This option will send you an alert if any table is larger than the size you specify.
With this option, you can designate a specific table to be monitored by size.
This option will include the size of all tables in each event monitor run's results.
Use this option to receive alerts if any table has provisioned read capacity larger than the capacity you specify.
Use this option to receive alerts if a specified table has a provisioned read capacity larger than the capacity you specify.
This option will alert if any table has provisioned write capacity that is larger than the one you specify.
Use this option to keep tabs on the provisioned write capacity of a specified table and to make sure it doesn't exceed the value you specify.
In the event monitor results, the provisioned capacity of all tables will be included.
This option will tell you if any of your tables haven't been backed up recently.
This option will tell you if a specified table has not been backed up recently.
With this option enabled, you'll receive a list of the latest backup dates for all tables in the event monitor's results after it runs.
The Amazon AWS DynamoDB Event Monitor can also run PartiQL statements.
In the provided box, paste the PartiQL statement you want to run.
This option lets you specify how many result rows you want to see in each notification generated.
With this option, you can receive result data either before or after the event text in each notification.
Use this option to specify a string of text that, if found in the result text, will generate an alert.
With this option, you can specify data points that you want to monitor in the result text.
Use this option to alert if more records are returned than the number you specify.
Use this option to be alerted if the query takes more time than you specify to complete.
The account that is used to authenticate must have read permission for Amazon AWS DynamoDB API.
This event monitor generates the following data points for each table it finds:
Data Point | Description |
---|---|
Read Capacity | The provisioned read capacity for the table. |
Write Capacity | The provisioned write capacity for the table. |
Storage Size | The total size of the table. |
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