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.
This option will alert you if the table you specify in the text box is larger than the specified size.
This option will send an alert if any table has consumed read capacity larger than what you've specified.
Check this box to receive an alert if the table you choose has consumed read capacity larger than specified.
Check this box to receive an alert if the total consumed read capacity across all tables is larger than the capacity you specify.
This option will send an alert if any table has consumed read capacity percentage larger than what you've specified.
Check this box to receive an alert if the table you designate has consumed read capacity larger than the amount you've specified.
This option will send an alert if any table has consumed write capacity larger than what you've specified.
This option will alert you if the table you specify has consumed write capacity larger than a specified amount.
This option will send an alert if the total consumed write capacity for all tables is larger than the capacity you specify.
This option will send an alert if any table has consumed write capacity percentage larger than what you've specified.
This option will alert you if a table you designate has consumed read capacity higher than an amount you specify.
This option will send an alert if any table has provisioned read capacity larger than what you've specified.
Select this option to monitor a specific table and receive an alert if its provisioned read capacity exceeds a limit you specify.
This option will alert you if the total provisioned read capacity for all your tables exceeds the capacity you specify.
This option will send an alert if any table has provisioned write capacity larger than what you've specified.
This option will alert you if the specified table has provisioned read capacity that's larger that the number you've specified.
This option lets you specify a provisioned write capacity limit for all tables. If the combined provisioned write capacity across all tables exceeds the value you specify, you'll receive an alert.
This option will alert you if the last backup for any table is longer than the number of days you specify as a limit.
This option monitors a specific table and alerts you if it hasn't been backed up in a specified number of days.
Paste your PartiQL statement into the text box provided. Below, there are options for how FrameFlow will analyze the data returned.
This option lets you choose how many result rows will show in the event text generated by the event monitor each time it runs.
Check this box to include a table of result data in the event text each time the event monitor runs.
This option lets you add column names to the result data table you selected in the last option.
With this option, you can receive an alert of your choosing if a string of text you specify is found in the results.
This option lets you create custom data points based on data from the event monitor's results. Each entry in this table requires a label, row, attribute, comparison, value, alert level, and data type to help categorize the data in results and graphs.
This option alerts you if more than the expected/desired number of records are returned.
This option alerts you if less than the expected/desired number of records are returned.
This option will send an alert if your query takes more than a specified amount of time to complete.
Checking this box will include the size of all tables in the event text generated each time the event monitor runs.
Check this box to include the provisioned read and write capacities for all tables in the event text.
Check this box to include the consumed read and write capacities for all tables in the event text.
This box, when checked, will include the last backup date for all tables in the event text.
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. |
To view the tutorial for this event monitor, click here.
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