Once you’ve integrated with AWS CloudWatch, you have access to metrics from AWS EC2 Fleet, which is a collection of Spot Instances and, at your discretion, On-Demand Instances that are launched in accordance with your specified parameters.
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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 EC2 Fleet metrics ingested by Cloud Observability.
| Metric Name | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| aws.ec2spot.available_instance_pools_count | count | The Spot Fleet request-specified Spot capacity pools. |
| aws.ec2spot.bids_submitted_for_capacity | count | The amount of space that Amazon EC2 has asked Spot Fleet for. |
| aws.ec2spot.eligible_instance_pool_count | count | The Spot Fleet request-specified Spot capacity pools where Amazon EC2 can process requests. |
| aws.ec2spot.fulfilled_capacity | count | The amount of capacity that Amazon EC2 has met. |
| aws.ec2spot.max_percent_capacity_allocation | percent | The highest PercentCapacityAllocation percentage that can be set for all Spot Fleet pools in the Spot Fleet request. |
| aws.ec2spot.pending_capacity | count | The distinction between FulfilledCapacity and TargetCapacity. |
| aws.ec2spot.percent_capacity_allocation | percent | The amount of space allotted to the Spot capacity pool for the given dimensions. |
| aws.ec2spot.target_capacity | count | The Spot Fleet request's intended capacity. |
| aws.ec2spot.terminating_capacity | count | The capacity that is being terminated because the goal capacity is exceeded by the provisioned capacity. |
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Updated Dec 6, 2022