cloudwatch-metrics 0.1.17 → 0.1.18
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Available methods are in the `CloudwatchMetrics` module. For convenience this is aliased to `CW` by default.
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Metrics are
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Metrics are recorded using `CW.record` for single data points, or `CW.record_all` for collections of data points. Required and optional parameters for these methods are detailed below.
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### CW.
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### CW.record Required Parameters
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* `name`: The name of the metric.
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* `value`: The value for the single data point being recorded.
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E.g. `CW.
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E.g. `CW.record(name: 'search_result_count', value: 25)`
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`CW.record_all` has a similar method signature, but takes an array of values, and a corresponding array indicating how many times each value occurred during the period.
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### CW.
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### CW.record_all Required Parameters
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* `name`: The name of the metric.
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* `values`: Array of values for the data points being recorded.
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* `counts`: Array of numbers indicating the number of times each value occurred during the period. The length of this array should match the length of the `values` array.
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E.g. `CW.
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E.g. `CW.record_all(name: 'search_result_count', values: [25, 50, 65], counts: [1, 2, 1])`
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### Optional Parameters
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Both recording methods accept optional parameters, which are detailed below, along with their default values
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* `unit`: The unit of measure for this data point. Units help provide conceptual meaning to your data, but CloudWatch attaches no significance to a unit internally. Common values are `Seconds`, `Kilobytes`, `Percent`, `Count`, `Kilobytes/Second`. Default value is `None`. A full list of available units is available at `CloudwatchMetrics.Units`.
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* `namespace`: Override the namespace set in the initializer. Default is `nil`
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* `dimensions`: A hash of name/value pairs that form part of the identity of a metric. Dimensions allow you to group and filter data points within a particular metric. Default is `nil`.
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* `timestamp`: The time associated with the data point. The timestamp can be up to two weeks in the past and up to two hours into the future. Default is the current time.
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E.g. `CW.record(name: 'search_result_count', value: 25, unit: CW.COUNT, namespace: 'custom_namespace', dimensions: { group: 'A', subgroup: 'B' }, timestamp: Time.current - 1.day)`
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### Local development
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