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Unlike traditional IT infrastructure, Cloud enables multi-event automation, improving the stability of your system and the performance of your organization. Some of the AWS resources you can use automatically are:
AWS Elastic Beanstalk: This resource is a quick and easy way to get the system started and running on AWS. Simply upload their app code and the app will automatically manage all details, such as resource provision, load balancing, auto-measurement, and monitoring.
Amazon EC2 Auto Renewal: You can create an Amazon CloudWatch alarm that monitors the Amazon EC2 model and retrieve it if it is disabled. But a word of warning - During recovery, the model is moved with a reboot of the model, and any data in the memory is lost.
Automatic Rate: With the default rating, you can keep app availability and adjust your Amazon EC2 volume up or down automatically depending on the conditions you specify.
Amazon CloudWatch Alarms: You can create a CloudWatch alarm that sends a message to the Amazon Simple Notification Service (Amazon SNS) when a specific metric is exceeding the time limit.
Amazon CloudWatch Events: The CloudWatch app brings real-time streaming of program events that explain the changes to AWS resources. Using simple rules you can set in a few minutes, you can easily move each type of event to one or more targets: AWS Lambda activities, Amazon Kinesis streams, Amazon SNS titles, etc.
AWS OpsWorks Lifecycle Events: AWS OpsWorks supports continuous configuration with lifecycle events that automatically renew your configuration to adapt to environmental changes. These events can be used to initiate Chef recipes at each time to perform specific setting tasks.
Scheduled AWS Lambda Events: These events allow you to build Lambda work and direct AWS Lambda to do it on a regular basis.
As an AWS Cloud builder, these automated resources are a great asset to work with.
