‫So now, let's talk about
‫the AWS Health Dashboard.
‫So there are two parts.
‫There is a Service History and then your accounts.
‫So the Service History will show you all the regions
‫and all the services' health.
‫It looks like this.
‫So you can follow, based on the region you're in,
‫how a service behaved, if there was any issue with it.
‫And you can look at history.
‫So this is for each day
‫and there is an RSS feed you can subscribe to.
‫It used to be previously called
‫the AWS Service Health Dashboard.
‫So this is just general information.
‫The next one we have is the AWS Health Dashboard,
‫which is for your accounts.
‫So it used to be called
‫the AWS Personal Health Dashboard, PHD,
‫but now just Health Dashboard for Your Accounts,
‫and it'll provide you alerts and remediation guidance
‫when AWS is going to be experiencing events
‫that impact you directly.
‫So while the Service Health Dashboard
‫will display a general status of all your services,
‫the Account Health Dashboard will give you a view
‫for the performance and the availability
‫for the services that you're actually using
‫in your accounts and your resources.
‫It gives you relevant and timely information
‫and also gives you notifications
‫to proactively look out
‫for scheduled maintenance activities.
‫On top of it, within this Health Dashboard for Your Accounts
‫you can aggregate data for your entire AWS organization.
‫So to get access to your health dashboard,
‫just click on the top right corner next to the bell
‫and you'll have access to it.
‫So it's a global service and it will show directly
‫the outages that directly impact you.
‫You will get the event log to see past events.
‫And you can see, for example, on this one,
‫that there was an EC2 issue in US East 2
‫that could have impacted me.
‫So you'll get alerts, remediation information,
‫proactive notification
‫in case there is a scheduled change,
‫as well as scheduled activities.
‫Alright, that's it.
‫I hope you liked it and I will see you in the next lecture.