Maybe adding more security rules would be great. It comes with around 20-25 baseline rules. If you want more, like 300-400 rules, you'd need to purchase Security Hub from AWS. So, more built-in rules would be good.
Head of Engineering - Data and Machine Learning at TTN
Real User
Top 10
2023-12-01T11:22:29Z
Dec 1, 2023
For EC2 instances, we need to install the AWS CloudWatch agent to get the memory metric because we don't have a by-default memory utilization graph on cost optimization. It will only show the network and CPU utilization, and based on these two parameters, we cannot downsize the infra. We need metrics so that we can make a decision to upsize or downsize it.
Associate Director at LTI - Larsen & Toubro Infotech
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Top 5
2022-06-22T13:53:08Z
Jun 22, 2022
It's been good so far. We haven't found any weak areas. Whenever they suggest anything or any changes in the environment, we cannot click and simply implement those changes. We have to go and rectify everything and do the changes manually. Rather than that, if they can do some sort of automation implemented in the AWS Trusted Advisor, that would be ideal. I'd like the solution to support clouds beyond AWS.
Cloud management is the practice of managing all cloud infrastructure, such as hardware, operating systems, applications, storage components, and networking servers.
Maybe adding more security rules would be great. It comes with around 20-25 baseline rules. If you want more, like 300-400 rules, you'd need to purchase Security Hub from AWS. So, more built-in rules would be good.
The tenancy must be free for all metrics. However, it is free only for ten.
For EC2 instances, we need to install the AWS CloudWatch agent to get the memory metric because we don't have a by-default memory utilization graph on cost optimization. It will only show the network and CPU utilization, and based on these two parameters, we cannot downsize the infra. We need metrics so that we can make a decision to upsize or downsize it.
It's been good so far. We haven't found any weak areas. Whenever they suggest anything or any changes in the environment, we cannot click and simply implement those changes. We have to go and rectify everything and do the changes manually. Rather than that, if they can do some sort of automation implemented in the AWS Trusted Advisor, that would be ideal. I'd like the solution to support clouds beyond AWS.