Metrics for Amazon Cognito user pools
The following table lists the metrics available for Amazon Cognito user pools. The
Amazon CloudWatch metrics namespace for Amazon Cognito is AWS/Cognito. For more
information, see Namespaces in Amazon CloudWatch User Guide.
Note
Metrics that haven't had any new data points in the past two weeks don't appear in the
console. They also don't appear when you enter their metric name or dimension names in the
search box in the All metrics tab in the console. In addition, they
are not returned in the results of a list-metrics command. The best way to retrieve these
metrics is with the get-metric-data or get-metric-statistics
commands in the Amazon CLI.
| Metric | Description |
|---|---|
SignUpSuccesses |
Provides the total number of successful user registration requests made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A successful user registration request produces a value of 1, whereas an unsuccessful request produces a value of 0. A throttled request is also considered as an unsuccessful request, and hence a throttled request will also produce a count of 0. To find the percentage of successful user registration requests, use the
This metric is published for each user pool for each user pool client. In case
when the user registration is performed by an admin, the metric is published with
the user pool client as Note that this metric is not emitted for User import and User migration cases. Metric dimension: Units: Count |
SignUpThrottles |
Provides the total number of throttled user registration requests made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A count of 1 is published whenever a user registration request is throttled. To count the total number of throttled user registration requests, use the
This metric is published for each user pool for each client. In case when the
request that was throttled was made by an administrator, the metric is published
with user pool client as Metric dimension: Units: Count |
SignInSuccesses |
Provides the total number of successful user authentication requests made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A user authentication is considered successful when authentication token is issued to the user. A successful authentication produces a value of 1, whereas an unsuccessful request produces a value of 0. A throttled request is also considered as an unsuccessful request, and hence a throttled request will also produce a count of 0. To find the percentage of successful user authentication requests, use the
This metric is published for each user pool for each client. In case an
invalid user pool client is provided with a request, the corresponding user pool
client value in the metric contains a fixed value
Note that requests to refresh the Amazon Cognito token is not included in this metric.
There is a separate metric for providing Metric dimension: Units: Count |
SignInThrottles |
Provides the total number of throttled user authentication requests made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A count of 1 is published whenever an authentication request is throttled. To count the total number of throttled user authentication requests, use the
This metric is published for each user pool for each client. In case an
invalid user pool client is provided with a request, the corresponding user pool
client value in the metric contains a fixed value Requests to refresh Amazon Cognito token is not included in this metric. There is a
separate metric for providing Metric dimension: Units: Count |
TokenRefreshSuccesses |
Provides the total number of successful requests to refresh an Amazon Cognito token that were made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A successful refresh Amazon Cognito token request produces a value of 1, whereas an unsuccessful request produces a value of 0. A throttled request is also considered as an unsuccessful request, and hence a throttled request will also produce a count of 0. To find the percentage of successful requests to refresh an Amazon Cognito token, use
the This metric is published per each user pool client. If an invalid user pool
client is in a request, the user pool client value contains a fixed value of
Metric dimension: Units: Count |
TokenRefreshThrottles |
Provides the total number of throttled requests to refresh an Amazon Cognito token that were made to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A count of 1 is published whenever a refresh Amazon Cognito token request is throttled. To count the total number of throttled requests to refresh an Amazon Cognito token, use
the This metric is published for each user pool for each client. In case an
invalid user pool client is provided with a request, corresponding user pool
client value in the metric contains a fixed value Metric dimension: Units: Count |
FederationSuccesses |
Provides the total number of successful identity federation requests to the Amazon Cognito user pool. An identity federation is considered successful when Amazon Cognito issues authentication tokens to the user. A successful identity federation request produces a value of 1, whereas an unsuccessful request produces a value of 0. Throttled requests and requests that generate an authorization code but no tokens produce a value of 0. To find the percentage of successful identity federation requests, use the
Metric dimension: Units: Count |
FederationThrottles |
Provides the total number of throttled identity federation requests to the Amazon Cognito user pool. A count of 1 is published whenever an identity federation request is throttled. To count the total number of throttled identity federation requests, use the
Metric dimension: Units: Count |
CallCount |
Provides the total number of calls customers made related to a category. This metric includes all the calls, such as throttled calls, failed calls, and successful calls. This metric is available in the Usage
The category quota is enforced for each Amazon account across all user pools in an account and Region. You can count the total number of calls in a category using the
Metric dimension: Service, Type, Resource, Class Units: Count |
ThrottleCount |
Provides the total number of throttled calls related to a category. This metric is available in the Usage
This metric is published at the account level. You can count the total number of calls in a category, using the
Metric dimension: Service, Type, Resource, Class Units: Count |