Amazon Managed Service for Apache Flink was previously known as Amazon Kinesis Data Analytics for Apache Flink.
Set CloudWatch metrics reporting levels
You can control the level of application metrics that your application creates. Managed Service for Apache Flink supports the following metrics levels:
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Application: The application only reports the highest level of metrics for each application. Managed Service for Apache Flink metrics are published at the Application level by default.
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Task: The application reports task-specific metric dimensions for metrics defined with the Task metric reporting level, such as number of records in and out of the application per second.
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Operator: The application reports operator-specific metric dimensions for metrics defined with the Operator metric reporting level, such as metrics for each filter or map operation.
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Parallelism: The application reports
Task
andOperator
level metrics for each execution thread. This reporting level is not recommended for applications with a Parallelism setting above 64 due to excessive costs.Note
You should only use this metric level for troubleshooting because of the amount of metric data that the service generates. You can only set this metric level using the CLI. This metric level is not available in the console.
The default level is Application. The application reports metrics at the current level and all higher levels. For example, if the reporting level is set to Operator, the application reports Application, Task, and Operator metrics.
You set the CloudWatch metrics reporting level using the
MonitoringConfiguration
parameter of the CreateApplication
action, or the
MonitoringConfigurationUpdate
parameter of the UpdateApplication
action. The following example request
for the UpdateApplication
action sets the CloudWatch metrics
reporting level to Task:
{ "ApplicationName": "MyApplication", "CurrentApplicationVersionId": 4, "ApplicationConfigurationUpdate": { "FlinkApplicationConfigurationUpdate": { "MonitoringConfigurationUpdate": { "ConfigurationTypeUpdate": "CUSTOM", "MetricsLevelUpdate": "TASK" } } } }
You can also configure the logging level using the LogLevel
parameter
of the CreateApplication
action or the
LogLevelUpdate
parameter of the UpdateApplication
action. You can use the following log
levels:
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ERROR
: Logs potentially recoverable error events. -
WARN
: Logs warning events that might lead to an error. -
INFO
: Logs informational events. -
DEBUG
: Logs general debugging events.
For more information about Log4j logging levels, see Custom Log Levels