AWS Monitoring

AWS Monitoring

Amazon Web Services

AWS Cloud Monitoring with Cloudmon

Connect your AWS account once and get full visibility into your AWS services such as EC2 instances, RDS databases, and S3 buckets — with real-time metrics, smart alerts, and historical performance insights to uncover trends and optimize resource usage.

Cloudmon integrates with AWS via read-only IAM credentials, automatically discovering your resources across all regions. No agents. No changes to your infrastructure. Just connect and monitor.

Prerequisites: You'll need an AWS account with permission to create IAM users or roles. Cloudmon only requires read-only access — no write permissions are ever requested.

Supported AWS Services

Amazon EC2
Monitor CPU, memory, disk I/O, and network across all your EC2 instances and Auto Scaling groups.
Supported
View EC2 guide →
Amazon RDS
Track query performance, connections, storage, and replication lag for MySQL, PostgreSQL, and more.
Supported
View RDS guide →
Amazon S3
Monitor bucket size, object count, request rates, and data transfer costs across all your S3 buckets.
Supported
View S3 guide →

Additional Features

Cost Explorer
Track AWS spending across services and regions, analyse usage trends, and identify cost optimisation opportunities.
Supported
View Cost Explorer guide →
Alarm Rules
Configure metric-based alarms for your AWS resources and get notified when thresholds are breached.
Supported
View Alarm Rules guide →
AWS Account Management
Edit, rediscover, enable, disable, or remove your connected AWS accounts and manage monitoring operations.
Supported
View Account Management guide →
New to Cloudmon AWS monitoring?
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