Mastering AWS CloudWatch: 10 Essential Interview Questions with Answers on AWS CloudWatch 🚀💻

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Hello,
🔍 Are you gearing up for an AWS CloudWatch interview? In this video, I've compiled a comprehensive set of top-notch interview questions you might encounter, along with detailed answers to help you ace your AWS CloudWatch interview with confidence! Whether you're a beginner or looking to deepen your CloudWatch knowledge, these questions cover key aspects to help you shine. Let's dive in and get you interview-ready for CloudWatch! 🌟💻
📋 Questions Covered:
🔹 Question 1: What is AWS CloudWatch, and what purpose does it serve?
🔹 Question 2: How can you collect custom metrics in AWS CloudWatch?
🔹 Question 3: Explain the difference between basic and detailed monitoring in CloudWatch.
🔹 Question 4: What is the significance of CloudWatch Alarms?
🔹 Question 5: How can you create a metric filter in CloudWatch Logs?
🔹 Question 6: What is the purpose of CloudWatch Events?
🔹 Question 7: How can you integrate CloudWatch with Lambda functions?
🔹 Question 8: What is CloudWatch Logs Insights, and how does it help in log analysis?
🔹 Question 9: How do you enable detailed CloudWatch monitoring for an EC2 instance?
🔹 Question 10: Explain the concept of CloudWatch Dashboards.
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