Amazon CloudWatch
Monitoring API for CloudWatch metrics, alarms, dashboards, anomaly detectors, insight rules, and metric streams.
Three ways to use Amazon CloudWatch
Chat with Geni
Ask Geni to pull data, take actions, or answer questions using this integration in a conversation.
Build a workflow
Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.
Power an app
Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.
Supported tools
Actions your AI agents can perform with Amazon CloudWatch.
Associate Dataset Kms Key
Associates a customer managed AWS KMS key with the specified dataset for encryption at rest.
Delete Alarm Mute Rule
Deletes a specific alarm mute rule, immediately unmuting any alarms it was muting.
Delete Alarms
Deletes up to 100 specified alarms in one operation (at most one composite alarm; log alarms cannot be batch deleted).
Delete Anomaly Detector
Deletes a specified anomaly detection model from the account.
Delete Dashboards
Deletes all of the specified dashboards (up to 100 per call).
Delete Insight Rules
Permanently deletes the specified Contributor Insights rules.
Supported triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Amazon CloudWatch.
Alarm State Changed in Amazon CloudWatch
Triggers when a CloudWatch alarm transitions between OK, ALARM, and INSUFFICIENT_DATA. Filtering is client-side, so every poll scans recent state-change history for the whole region.
Get started automating Amazon CloudWatch
Ready-to-use workflows
Prompts using Amazon CloudWatch
Monthly AWS Lambda cost review and right-sizing board
Open one screen each month to see which Lambda functions waste money on oversized memory, old chips and idle capacity, then fix them in place.
AWS Lambda deployment control room with instant rollback
See which version every Lambda function is actually running right now, check its error numbers, and put the last good one back in a click.
Monthly DynamoDB capacity and cost review dashboard
Open one screen each month to see which DynamoDB tables waste money on capacity nobody uses and which are quietly throttling users, with dollar estimates.
Amazon SQS queue health board for your on-call rotation
See every message queue on one screen with live backlog, oldest message age and dead-letter depth, sorted worst first with trends and fixes built in.
Turn a wall of CloudWatch alarms into a filed postmortem
Open one workbench the morning after an outage, separate the real alarms from the noise, and file a finished postmortem to your Notion wiki.
CloudWatch alarm threshold tuning bench for on-call teams
See how often each alarm would have fired at its current threshold, test a new number against 30 days of real data, then commit it and tell the team.
Self-serve CloudWatch metric explorer for non-AWS users
Let anyone browse, chart, and export your AWS infrastructure metrics without an AWS login, and spot the metrics nothing is alerting on.
Monthly CloudWatch cleanup audit for waste and dead alarms
On the first Monday of every month, find the alarms nobody watches and the monitoring you quietly pay for, then get a costed cleanup list in Slack and Linear.