Once you’ve integrated with AWS CloudWatch, you have access to all metrics for App Runner, which is a managed container application service that makes it easier to build and run web services without experience in containerized infrastructure.
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You can validate that metrics are reporting to Cloud Observability on the Metrics details page in Settings.
The following table shows the App Runner metrics ingested by Cloud Observability.
| Metric Name | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| aws.apprunner.cpu_utilization | percentage | The average CPU usage during one-minute periods. |
| aws.apprunner.memory_utilization | percentage | The average memory usage during one-minute periods. |
| aws.apprunner.requests | count | The count of HTTP requests. |
| aws.apprunner.2xx_status_responses | count | The of HTTP requests that returned a 2XX status. |
| aws.apprunner.4xx_status_responses | count | The count of HTTP requests that returned a 4XX status. |
| aws.apprunner.5xx_status_responses | count | The count of HTTP requests that returned a 5XX status. |
| aws.apprunner.request_latency | milliseconds | The time, in milliseconds it took your web service to process HTTP requests. |
| aws.apprunner.active_instances | count | The count of instances processing HTTP requests for your service. |
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Updated Dec 2, 2022