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AWS Serverless Monitoring using Dashbird.io

Bk Lim
AWS in Plain English
6 min readAug 4, 2021
Photo by Luke Chesser on Unsplash

Disclaimer: This article is written in collaboration with Dashbird.io. The information provided is solely based on my personal usage and opinion on the platform.

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Using Dashbird.io allows us to monitor our AWS Serverless resources better and helps us nailed down on specific errors quickly and more efficiently

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As a startup, we always want to focus on the most important thing — to deliver value to our customers. For that reason, we are a huge fan of the serverless options provided by AWS (Lambda) and GCP (Cloud Function) as these allow us to maintain and quickly deploy bite-size business logic to production, without having to worry too much about maintaining the underlying servers and computing resources. Additionally, using services like AWS Step Function allows us to orchestrate the Lambda function in a high-level visual and low-code fashion, at the same time allowing us to execute different functions in a specific order.

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Written by Bk Lim

Software Engineer @ Meta. GCP PCA. Likes to write about tech, architecture, automation, JS and Python. :)

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Hi! Great blog-post.
Do you happen to know if the free-version of Dashbird offers filters on lambdas to monitor?
The free-version has 1M Lambda executions per month included, and I don't exceed this number, except for 1 Lambda only that has a very…