What is Amazon EC2?
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) is a web service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale cloud computing easier for developers.
With Dynatrace you can replace multiple tools with one unified monitoring solution: user experience, application performance, AWS metrics including Amazon CloudWatch data, 3rd party monitoring, network metrics and log analytics.
Validate your cloud deployments
Dynatrace automatically discovers all Amazon EC2 instances running in Availability Zones by leveraging the Amazon CloudWatch API. You see a comprehensive overview of all important metrics in a single view.
Dynatrace learns the details of your elastic cloud environment and keeps you updated on the launch and termination of instances.
View a real-time map of your applications, services, and AWS resources. See how components communicate with one another. Understand if your architecture and environment are working as designed.
Monitoring Apps on AWS
Watch this 30-minute demo to:
- Learn about monitoring needs for your apps on AWS
- See the benefit of a single pane of glass – Amazon CloudWatch and application monitoring data on one screen
- Understand how Dynatrace AI auto discovers your AWS deployments and helps you with root cause analysis
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