IBM Instana Observability on AWS
Publication date: February 28, 2023 (Diagram history)
This architecture shows how to use IBM Instana on AWS for automated observability of your entire technology stack.
IBM Instana Observability on AWS
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Site reliability engineers (SREs) and developers access IBM Instana dashboards to troubleshoot and identify optimization opportunities.
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IBM Instana collects data from monitored systems by using a single host agent on each host. You can deploy these agents on Amazon EC2, Amazon EKS, Amazon ECS, and Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA).
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Host agents dynamically deploy sensors from sensor repositories for over 300 different technologies.
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IBM Instana sensors collect traces and metrics data from Amazon CloudWatch of AWS services like Amazon SQS, Amazon MSK, Amazon S3, Amazon Aurora, DynamoDB, and Lambda.
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IBM Instana sensors also collect traces and metrics from workloads deployed on AWS, like ROSA, IBM Db2, IBM MQ, and others.
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Host agents collect and aggregate data from various IBM Instana sensors before sending the data to the IBM Instana backend.
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You can also deploy IBM Instana agents on hosts in your corporate data center to collect and send data to the IBM Instana backend service.
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The IBM Instana backend service sends alerts and events to users through methods such as APIs, webhooks, email, and instant messaging.
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