Previously, the resolution was 1 data point per minute. Now you can have 1 data point per second.
The way this is done is to specify a StorageResolution value of 1 in the CloudWatch PutMetricData API call. There are only currently 2 valid values for this setting - 1 or 60. It will default to 60 if not specified.
Obviously you don't have to feed in data every second, if you set a StorageResolution value of 1. You can freely feed in, for example, every 10 seconds and 6 points per minute will show in CloudWatch.
It would be great if logstash-input-cloudwatch supported high resolution metrics.
As of last week, CloudWatch added support for high resolution metrics: https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2017/07/amazon-cloudwatch-introduces-high-resolution-custom-metrics-and-alarms/
Previously, the resolution was 1 data point per minute. Now you can have 1 data point per second.
The way this is done is to specify a
StorageResolution
value of1
in the CloudWatchPutMetricData
API call. There are only currently 2 valid values for this setting -1
or60
. It will default to60
if not specified.Obviously you don't have to feed in data every second, if you set a
StorageResolution
value of1
. You can freely feed in, for example, every 10 seconds and 6 points per minute will show in CloudWatch.It would be great if
logstash-input-cloudwatch
supported high resolution metrics.