Once you’ve integrated with AWS CloudWatch, you have access to metrics from AWS Cognito, which provides a scalable identity store supporting social and enterprise identity federation. Amazon Cognito is built on open identity standards and supports various compliance regulations while integrating conveniently with frontend and backend resources.
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To verify metrics are reporting, search for the metrics on the Metric details page in Settings.
The following table shows the Cognito metrics ingested by Cloud Observability.
| Metric Name | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| aws.cognito.sign_up_successes | count | The number of successful sign-ups. |
| aws.cognito.sign_up_throttles | count | The number of times sign-ups were throttled. |
| aws.cognito.sign_in_successes | count | The number of successful sign-ins. |
| aws.cognito.token_refresh_successes | count | The number of successful token refreshes. |
| aws.cognito.token_refresh_throttles | count | The number of times token refreshes were throttled. |
| aws.cognito.federation_successes | count | The number of successful federations. |
| aws.cognito.federation_throttles | count | The number of throttles which occured during federation. |
| aws.cognito.call_count | count | The total number of calls to Cognito for all tasks. |
| aws.cognito.throttle_count | count | The total number throttles have occcured. |
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Updated Dec 1, 2022