flushed out userdata script adn added env vars #39
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src/cw_auto_alarms.py Took the following constants: default_period = '5m' default_evaluation_periods = '1' default_statistic = 'Average' Added unique env vars for each: ec2, lambda and rds For instance in my shop, unless RDS CPU is 100% for over 90 minutes, do not care. Flushed out and use /etc/os-release to make calls OS dependent instead of having to comment or not comment. even of this is mean as an example to put in your own userdata, mame life easier when check out this tool. userdata_linux_basic.sh userdata_linux_standard.sh
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src/cw_auto_alarms.py
Took the following constants:
default_period = '5m'
default_evaluation_periods = '1'
default_statistic = 'Average'
Added unique env vars for each: ec2, lambda and rds
For instance in my shop, unless RDS CPU is 100% for over 90 minutes, do not care.
Flushed out and used /etc/os-release to make calls OS dependent instead of having to comment or not comment.
even if this is meant as an example to put in your own userdata, makes life easier when checking out this tool.
userdata_linux_advanced.sh
userdata_linux_basic.sh
userdata_linux_standard.sh
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