Narrator: Okay, so first let's talk about the
Service Health Dashboards,
and this is a dashboard that affects all region
and all services health,
and shows you the historical health of
all the services and ALS for each day.
The cool thing is that there is an
RSS feed you can subscribe to,
and it is a public page
you can access at this URL.
As we can see with the service health dashboards,
we're able to see whether or not there are events regarding
the service health of customers.
For example, if you want it to know,
if Athena in Northern Virginia was down,
you would look at this line right here,
and as you can see, it is not down
the service is operating normally.
So there is an RSS feed,
you can click on this
and what this gives you is a file
and this allows you to track
the feed of the service,
the health of the service over time
and receive notifications for it. Okay?
All the services of Iglesias are in this space,
as you can see, it's a really, really, really,
really big page.
And then at the bottom,
you also get the status history.
You can see the history of all these services.
You can have a look and go back in time to
see whether or not a service is reliable
or not in a specific region.
Could it be North America, Europe and so on?
What this page gives you is an RSS feed, okay?
And this applies to all the services at a high level,
but to know how this affects you,
as we'll see in the next lecture,
we have to use the Personal Health Dashboard.
So hope you liked it,
and I will see you in the next lecture.