Cloudwatch agent #32110
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Use new agent for collecting CloudWatch metrics and logs.
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I merged from staging, resolved conflicts, and tested again on adhocs. It seems like everything is working: From adhoc-cloudwatch-agent-2:
From adhoc-cloudwatch-agent, with proxysql enabled: |
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In preparation for refactoring the way we install the AWS CLI to avoid use of the deprecated `poise` packages, we uninstall [this package](https://pypi.org/project/awscli-cwlogs/) which we no longer need; last reference I can find to it being used was in [the `cdo-cloudwatch-logger` cookbook we deprecated a couple years ago](https://github.com/code-dot-org/code-dot-org/pull/32110/files#diff-1644989e19715759627155721ea1ef6873e6e1d6ec4c2a96f80a2299ffb667deL6-L20) - https://pypi.org/project/awscli-cwlogs/ - #32110
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The CloudWatch monitoring scripts are deprecated in favor of the CloudWatch agent, which we started using with #32110 - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/monitoring-scripts-intro.html
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* Remove Deprecated Method for Collecting CloudWatch Metrics The CloudWatch monitoring scripts are deprecated in favor of the CloudWatch agent, which we started using with #32110 - https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSEC2/latest/UserGuide/monitoring-scripts-intro.html * update some references to the deprecated monitoring-script-based metrics to instead reference CloudWatch-Agent-collected metrics
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Description
This PR updates/replaces two existing Chef cookbooks
cdo-cloudwatch-extra-metricsandcdo-cloudwatch-loggerwith the newer version of the unified CloudWatch agent, which both publishes system metrics to CloudWatch and also streams log-files to CloudWatch Logs.The
cdo-cloudwatch-extra-metricscookbook is renamed tocdo-cloudwatch-agent, and includes a simpler recipe that leverages a third-party cookbook (aws_cloudwatch) to handle the installation and service-configuration of the CloudWatch Agent. The config-template JSON configures the various system metrics and logs to be reported.The
cdo-cloudwatch-loggercookbook is renamed tocdo-syslog, and removes the syslog-cloudwatch pipe scripts since this can now be conveniently handled by the CloudWatch Agent. I've left the part that upgrades/configuresrsyslogto rotatesyslogon a fixed-length size, since that should continue to be useful.Testing
Manually tested on an adhoc deployment to verify CloudWatch metrics are published and logs are collected properly.
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