Probe dashboard - Amazon CloudWatch
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Probe dashboard

You can use the Amazon CloudWatch Network Monitor dashboard to view Amazon network health, and information about specific round-trip time and packet loss for specific probes. There are two probe dashboards, Overview and Probe details.

You can create CloudWatch alarms to set packet loss and round-trip time metric thresholds. When a threshold is reached for a metric, a CloudWatch alarm notifies you. For information on creating probe alarms, see Probe alarms .

To access a probe dashboard
  1. Open the CloudWatch console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/cloudwatch/, and then under Network Monitoring, choose Network Monitor.

  2. In the Network monitors section, choose the Name link to open the monitor dashboard.

  3. Choose the ID link to view the dashboard for that probe.

Overview

The Overview page displays the following information for your probe:

  • Amazon Network Health Indicator details — This provides the overall health of only the Amazon network. The status will be either Healthy or Degraded. A Degraded status indicates that there's an issue with the Amazon network, and does not indicate whether there's an issue with your probe.

  • Packet loss — The number of packets that were lost from the source subnet to the destination IP address for this probe.

  • Round-trip time — The time it took, in milliseconds, for a packet from the source subnet to reach the destination IP address and then come back again.

Probe details

The Probe details page displays the details about a probe. On this page you can edit the probe. For more information, see Working with monitors and probes in Network Monitor.

  • Probe details — This page provides general information about the probe. Information in this section can't be edited.

  • Probe source and destination — This section displays details about the probe . Choose a VPC or Subnet ID link to open the VPC or subnet details in the Amazon VPC Console. You can modify a probe as well, including activating or deactivating it.

  • Tags — View the current tags for a monitor. You can add or remove tags by choosing Manage tags. This opens the Edit probe page. For more information on editing tags, see Edit a probe.