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Hi, emitting a metric is one possibility. You would need though to create this metric in a custom way, e.g. call a lambda on a regular schedule (using eventbridge) to count your alarms and emit the number to a metric.
You can also create a custom widget on your dashboard? You can write the same lambda that counts your alarms, the difference is the lambda would output the number in HTML to feed the custom widget, and you don't need to call your lambda on a schedule. As an optimization you can save the count from the lambda to not run the query every time a dashboard is displayed or refreshed but only at whatever refresh rate you want.
Thanks ...I found this really good article to help with the above https://medium.com/@anatoliydadashev/aws-cloudwatch-alarms-count-in-grafana-53932f5bc901
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