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The "append_dimensions" inside "disk" section is not needed.
If you want disk metrics aggregated per EC2 Instance(across all path and fstype), you can specify \["InstanceId"] in the "aggregation_dimensions". If you want disk metrics per path, fstype and EC2 Instance, you can specify \["InstanceId","fstype","path"] in the "aggregation_dimensions". If you want both, please specify the aggregation_dimensions as following:
"aggregation_dimensions": \[\["InstanceId"], \["InstanceId","fstype","path"]]
Thanks for this. Any idea if it is possible to monitor multiple disks on one/all EC2 instances (Windows for instance)?
I basically want to monitor all my disks for < 10% free across the whole environment.
At the moment I need to specify an Alarm for C: and D: and E:, etc...
Instead of being able to specify A - Z for instance, or only C, D, E, R in one Alarm.
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