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Create centralized monitoring for Amazon Quick Suite administration

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This article provides a comprehensive guide to building centralized monitoring for Amazon Quick Suite administration through a serverless architecture that unifies scattered administrative data.

  • Deploy CloudFormation templates to automate collection of metadata, usage, monitoring, and cost data
  • AWS Glue jobs extract Quick Suite asset details, permissions, and lineage daily
  • CloudTrail captures audit logs; Firehose streams CloudWatch metrics to S3 in real-time
  • Create Athena tables and views to model raw data for querying and analysis
  • Build Quick Sight datasets and dashboards for unified visibility into Quick Suite environment
  • Set up Amazon Q topic to enable natural language questions about administrative data
  • Pre-built dashboard includes 19 datasets covering usage, cost, performance, and governance
  • Example questions: "Who has access to marketing dataset?" "Which dashboards viewed most?"
  • Implement least privilege access, encryption, and row-level security for data protection

The solution enables Quick Suite administrators to quickly access critical information about users, dashboards, datasets, costs, and performance through unified dashboards and conversational AI.



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