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Amazon Web Service Monitoring
Are your Amazon Web Services up and responding quickly?
Just because the Amazon Cloud framework is up, does not guarantee your company's Amazon Web Services are healthy. Techout.com's Amazon Web Service monitoring ensures you know the availability and response time for your specific web services. Using your company's credentials and access method we monitor and measure from your perspective. Whether it is REST, Query, or SOAP APIs, we monitor AWS through the exact integration method you use.
Our advanced Amazon Web Service Monitoring services invokes all Web Service methods, detects errors, ensures quick response time and validates returned data.
Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
Amazon Simple Storage Service offers a highly scalable data storage and retrieval facility. As you integrate S3 into the critical path of the execution of your applications, you will need to know if your S3 buckets are available. Trending storage and retrieval throughput rates will become paramount to determining the true health of your web systems.
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud provides you with scalable, resizable computing capacity. As your Amazon machine image instances become integral and fundamental to your web inititiatives, you will need to ascertain their health. You will need to know if they are available, responding, as well as configured and running as you intended.
Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS)
Amazon's Simple Queue Service (SQS) is a hosted queue service. SQS provides externally managed distributed messaging services. SQS is elegant and powerful. As you leverage SQS and emded it's services into critical path of your application flow, you will need to ensure your queues are up and messages are flowing quickly.
Amazon Flexible Payment Service (FPS)
Amazon FPS is a flexible, rich, powerful payment service. FPS allows you to charge for products and services to credit cards, bank accounts and Amazon's payments services. Payment services directly impact your bottom line. Your externally managed payment services impact your bottom line. You must have a real-time understanding of the health of your Payment services.
Amazon SimpleDB
Although Amazon SimpleDB is not an RDBMS, it is incredible powerful. Application architects will rethink their data model to abstract appropriate functionality to Amazon SimpleDB. Although it is not a traditional database server, it is a distributed system that allows you to store, modify, query, and retrieve data. You will need to validate your Domains are accessible, queries are responsive and that you can manipulate items and attributes within thresholds you establish.
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