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Applies To: Amazon Web Services (AWS)
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a collection of remote computing services (also called web services) that together make up a cloud computing platform, offered over the internet by Amazon.com.
EventTracker helps to monitor events from AWS using CloudTrail. This is achieved by creating some necessary reports, alerts, and dashboards.
Reports will contain a detailed overview of the activities like login/ logout, login failed, network interface activity, bucket activity, security group activity, and user management activities.
Alerts will be triggered when a critical security event is detected as login failed, user deleted, or network interface deleted.
The dashboard provides a visual representation of all the CloudTrail events in a categorized view. This includes graph pattern, tabular pattern, map, and meter gauge.
Once events are received into EventTracker, Reports, Knowledge Objects, Categories and Dashboards can be configured into EventTracker.
EventTracker monitors all the Amazon Web Services events from services like Amazon EC2 and Amazon VPC, they are given as below:-
Once Amazon Web Services is configured to deliver events to EventTracker alerts, dashboards, and reports can be configured into EventTracker.
Alerts
Reports
The configurations detailed are consistent with EventTracker version 9.x and later, and Amazon Web Services.
To configure Amazon Web Services to send logs to EventTracker, refer to the How-to Guide.
For more information please refer to the Integration Guide.