Viewing the details of an Amazon ECS Express Mode service - Amazon Elastic Container Service

Viewing the details of an Amazon ECS Express Mode service

You can view details about your Express Mode service to monitor its status, configuration, and performance metrics. The service details page provides comprehensive information about your service's current state, running tasks, deployment history, and operational metrics.

To view an Express Mode service (Amazon ECS console)

  1. Open the console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/ecs/v2.

  2. In the navigation pane, choose Clusters.

  3. On the Clusters page, choose the name of the cluster that contains your Express Mode service.

  4. On the cluster details page, choose the Services tab.

  5. Configure a filter to view your Express Mode services. For Filter resource management type, choose ECS.

    An Express Mode service has a Express badge next to the name.

  6. Select the name of your Express Mode service to navigate to the service detail page for your Express Mode service.

  7. Review the service information displayed on the service details page:

    1. Express service Overview - View basic service information including Application URL, Service status, Pending and Running Tasks, and Active Deployments.

    2. Observability - View CloudWatch metrics for CPU Utilization (min, max, average) Memory Utilization (min, max, average), Target Response time (p50,p90,p99), RequestCount, 4xx Statuses and 5xx Statuses.

    3. Logs - View logs from the containers in your tasks.

    4. Resources - Your AWS Resources created for your Express Mode service. The Timeline view updates automatically after a Create or Update and shows status and events. The Table view provides a searchable table with the status and full ARNs for each resource.

    5. Deployments - Track deployment history and current deployment status, include the service revision and tasks which provide valuable information during updates. The events panel lets you know when your Express Mode service has reached a steady state.

    6. Configuration - View service configuration, including the cluster, roles, container configuration, compute, auto scaling and networking configuration.

    7. Tags - Manage your tags.