Automate creating and onboarding applications with AWS CloudFormation tags and myApplications
AWS Cloud Operations Blog
This article discusses how to automate creating and onboarding applications with AWS CloudFormation tags and the myApplications dashboard on AWS. It explains how myApplications provides a centralized view to monitor applications' cost, health, security, and performance across multiple AWS consoles.
Specifically, the article covers:
- Prerequisites for using myApplications
- Defining and creating applications with CloudFormation tags
- Using the Cost and usage widget to track application costs
- Leveraging Amazon CloudWatch monitoring capabilities like alarms, SLIs, and canaries
- The DevOps widget showing node management, patch compliance, and AWS Config compliance
- Brief conclusion highlighting the benefits of automating application onboarding
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