Monitoring readiness status in ARC - Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC)
Readiness status notificationMonitoring readiness status in the ARC consoleMonitoring readiness status by using CLI commands
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Monitoring readiness status in ARC

You can see readiness for your application in Amazon Application Recovery Controller (ARC) at the following levels:

  • The readiness check level for the resources in a resource set

  • The individual resource level

  • The cell (application replica) level for all the resources in an Availability Zone or Amazon Region

  • The recovery group level for the application as a whole

You can be notified about readiness status changes, or you can monitor readiness status changes in the Route 53 console or by using ARC CLI commands.

Readiness status notification

You can use Amazon EventBridge to set up event-driven rules to monitor ARC resources and notify you about changes in readiness status. For more information, see Using readiness check in ARC with Amazon EventBridge.

Monitoring readiness status in the ARC console

The following procedure describes how to monitor recovery readiness in the Amazon Web Services Management Console.

  1. Open the ARC console at https://console.amazonaws.cn/route53recovery/home#/dashboard.

  2. Choose Readiness check.

  3. On the Readiness page, under Recovery group, view the Recovery group readiness status for each recovery group (application).

    You can also view the readiness of specific cells or individual resources.

Monitoring readiness status by using CLI commands

This section provides examples of Amazon CLI commands to use to see the readiness status for your application and resources at different levels.

Readiness for a resource set

The status of a readiness check you've created for a resource set (a group of resources).

aws route53-recovery-readiness --region us-west-2 get-readiness-check-status --readiness-check-name ReadinessCheckName

Readiness for a single resource

To get the status of a single resource in a readiness check, including the status of each readiness rule that is checked, specify the readiness check name and a resource ARN. For example:

aws route53-recovery-readiness --region us-west-2 get-readiness-check-status --readiness-check-name ReadinessCheckName --resource-arn "arn:aws:dynamodb:us-west-2:111122223333:table/TableName"

Readiness for a cell

The status of a single cell, that is, a Region or Availability Zone.

aws route53-recovery-readiness --region us-west-2 get-cell-readiness-summary --cell-name CellName

Readiness for an application

The status of the overall application, at the recovery group level.

aws route53-recovery-readiness --region us-west-2 get-recovery-group-readiness-summary --recovery-group-name RecoveryGroupName