AWS
Amazon's cloud platform — the world's leading cloud infrastructure provider.
Definition
Amazon Web Services (AWS), launched in 2006, is the world's leading cloud computing platform. It offers organizations computing, storage, and networking services on a pay-as-you-go basis. obseria.io provides a native AWS integration for monitoring workloads running on EC2, ECS, Lambda, and more.
In depth
AWS operates over 200 fully featured services across global data centers. Organizations use AWS to host applications, store data, run machine learning workloads, and build event-driven architectures. Monitoring AWS environments requires visibility into both the infrastructure layer (EC2 CPU, RDS connections, S3 request rates) and the application layer (Lambda cold starts, API Gateway errors). obseria.io's AWS integration collects CloudWatch metrics, CloudTrail events, and application traces in a unified view, giving SRE teams the full picture without tool sprawl.
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