Help Amazon Web Services AWS Transit Gateway
AWS Transit Gateway helps you to centrally manage the connectivity policies across multiple Amazon Virtual Private Clouds (VPCs) and ensures seamless on-premises connectivity. In this way, Transit Gateway provides ways to simplify network architecture, reduce operational overhead, and centrally manage external connectivity.
With Site24x7's integration, monitor AWS Transit Gateway and collect critical performance metrics like the number of bytes sent or received, number of packets sent or received, and even the number of bytes or packets dropped.
1. If you haven't already, enable access to your AWS resources between your AWS account and Site24x7's AWS account by either:
2. On the Integrate AWS Account page, check the appropriate checkbox for Transit Gateway. Learn more
Site24x7 uses various AWS Transit Gateway APIs to collect information about your storage gateway. Assign the AWS managed policy ReadOnlyAccess to the Site24x7 entity (IAM user or IAM role) to help Site24x7 collect metrics and metadata. If you want to assign a custom policy, please make sure the following read-level actions are present in the policy JSON. Learn more
Site24x7 queries AWS to collect Transit Gateway performance metrics according to the configured poll frequency. The minimum poll interval supported is one minute and the maximum is 24 hours. Learn more
Attribute | Description | Statistic | Data Type |
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Bytes In | The number of bytes received by the transit gateway. | Sum | MB |
Bytes Out | The number of bytes sent from the transit gateway. | Sum | MB |
Packets In | The number of packets received by the transit gateway. | Sum | Count |
Packets Out | The number of packets sent by the transit gateway. | Sum | Count |
Packet Drop Count Black hole | The number of packets dropped because they matched a black hole route. | Sum | Count |
Packet Drop Count Black hole | The number of packets dropped because they matched a black hole route. | Sum | Count |
Packet Drop Count No Route | The number of packets dropped because they did not match a route. | Sum | Count |
Bytes Drop Count Black hole | The number of bytes dropped because they matched a black hole route. | Sum | Count |
Bytes Drop Count No Route | The number of bytes dropped because they did not match a route. | Sum | Count |
Gain an overview of events occurring within each transit gateway with statuses like Down, Critical, Trouble, Maintenance, Anomaly, and Suspended. Obtain the time series charts for Throughout in Bytes, Throughout in Packets, Bytes Drop Chart, and Packets Drop Chart. All the time series charts have the average, minimum, and maximum values listed. Additionally, you can also obtain a history outlined for whenever your monitor has a Down or Trouble status, with details like Start Time to End Time, Duration, and comments, if any.
The configuration details of a Transit Gateway are provided under this tab. Details on the Region, Transit Gateway ID, Association Route Table ID, Propagation Route Table ID, and many more are elaborated in this section.
When a packet or byte is sent across, there will be multiple routes to be taken to ensure that it is delivered safely. For tracking the route of bytes or packets, this section can be used. The Route Table section provides a list of Route Tables IDs, the Default Association Table, the Default Propagation Table, Availability State, and Transit Gateway ID.
The Attachments tab provides information on the Name, Attachment ID, Resource ID, Availability State, and Type of the Transit Gateway in use.
Here, you can view the status, and polling activities carried out along with a time stamp, for each monitor. According to the metrics you monitor, you can obtain the metric data information for each polled instance as well.
Help Amazon Web Services AWS Transit Gateway