Once you’ve integrated with AWS CloudWatch, you have access to metrics from AWS Gateway Load Balancer, which distributes your incoming traffic between a number of targets in one or more availability zones.
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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 Gateway Load Balancer metrics ingested by Cloud Observability.
| Metric Name | Unit | Description |
|---|---|---|
| aws.gatewayelb.active_flow_count | count | The total number of connections or flows between clients and targets. |
| aws.gatewayelb.consumed_lcus | gauge | The number of LCUs (load balancer capacity units) that your load balancer uses. |
| aws.gatewayelb.healthy_host_count | count | The number of targets that are deemed healthy. |
| aws.gatewayelb.new_flow_count | count | The total number of new connections or flows made in that time from clients to targets. |
| aws.gatewayelb.processed_bytes | bytes | The total amount of bytes that the load balancer has processed. |
| aws.gatewayelb.un_healthy_host_count | count | The number of targets that are deemed unhealthy. |
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Updated Dec 6, 2022