Cluster start events Cluster termination events Instance fleet state-change events Instance fleet resize events Instance group events Automatic scaling policy events Step events Unhealthy node replacement events View events in console

Monitoring Amazon EMR events with CloudWatch

Amazon EMR tracks events and keeps information about them for up to seven days in the Amazon EMR console. Amazon EMR records events when there is a change in the state of clusters, instance groups, instance fleets, automatic scaling policies, or steps. Events capture the date and time the event occurred, details about the affected elements, and other critical data points.

The following table lists Amazon EMR events, along with the state or state change that the event indicates, the severity of the event, event type, event code, and event messages. Amazon EMR represents events as JSON objects and automatically sends them to an event stream. The JSON object is important when you set up rules for event processing using CloudWatch Events because rules seek to match patterns in the JSON object. For more information, see Events and event patterns and Amazon EMR events in the Amazon CloudWatch Events User Guide.

Note

To ensure that we provide you with the most pertinent information, we continuously refine our error messages. For that reason, we recommend that you don’t parse the text from the messages to initiate next actions in your workflow.

Cluster start events

State or state change	Severity	Event type	Event code	Message
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance fleet provisioning	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Instance Capacity	We are not able to create your Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` for Instance Fleet `InstanceFleetID` Amazon EC2 has insufficient Spot capacity for Instance type `[Instancetype1, Instancetype2]` and insufficient On-Demand capacity for Instance type `[Instancetype3, Instancetype4]` in Availability Zone `[AvailabilityZone1, AvaliabilityZone2]`. Check here documentation for more information on how to respond to this event.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Instance Capacity	We are not able to create your Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` for Instance Group `InstanceGroupID` Amazon EC2 has insufficient Spot capacity for Instance type `[Instancetype1, Instancetype2]` and insufficient On-Demand capacity for Instance type `[Instancetype3, Instancetype4]` in Availability Zone `[AvailabilityZone1, AvaliabilityZone2]`. Check here documentation for more information on how to respond to this event.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance fleet provisioning	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Free Addresses In Subnet	We can’t create the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` that you requested for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` because the specified subnet `[Subnet1, Subnet2]` doesn't contain enough free private IP addresses to fulfill your request. Use the `DescribeSubnets` operation to see how many IP addresses are available (unused) in your subnet. For information on how to respond to this event, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Free Addresses In Subnet	We can’t create the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` that you requested for instance group `InstanceGroupID` because the specified subnet `[Subnet1, Subnet2]` doesn't contain enough free private IP addresses to fulfill your request. Use the `DescribeSubnets` operation to see how many IP addresses are available (unused) in your subnet. For information on how to respond to this event, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance fleet provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – vCPU Limit Exceeded	The provision of `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of vCPUs (virtual processing units) assigned to the running instances in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – vCPU Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of vCPUs (virtual processing units) assigned to the running instances in your account `(accountId)`. For more information, Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance fleet provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – Spot Instance Count Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of Spot Instances that you can launch in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – Spot Instance Count Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of Spot Instances that you can launch in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance fleet provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – Instance Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of instances you can run concurrently in your `account (accountID)`. For more information on Amazon EC2 service limits, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	EC2 Provisioning – Instance Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of instances you can run concurrently in your `account (accountID)`. For more information on Amazon EC2 service limits, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
`CREATING`	`WARN`	EMR instance group provisioning	none	Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was created at `Time` and is ready for use. - or - Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` finished running all pending steps at `Time`. Note A cluster in the `WAITING` state may still be processing jobs.
`STARTING`	`INFO`	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was requested at `Time` and is being created.
`STARTING`	`INFO`	EMR cluster state change	none	Note Applies only to clusters with the instance fleets configuration and multiple Availability Zones selected within Amazon EC2. Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is being created in zone (`AvailabilityZoneID`), which was chosen from the specified Availability Zone options.
`STARTING`	`INFO`	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` began running steps at `Time`.
`WAITING`	`INFO`	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was created at `Time` and is ready for use. - or - Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` finished running all pending steps at `Time`. Note A cluster in the `WAITING` state may still be processing jobs.

Note

The events with event code EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Instance Capacity periodically emit when your EMR cluster encounters an insufficient capacity error from Amazon EC2 for your instance fleet or instance group during cluster creation or resize operation. For information on how to respond to these events, see Responding to Amazon EMR cluster insufficient instance capacity events.

Cluster termination events

State or state change	Severity	Event type	Event code	Message
`TERMINATED`	The severity depends on the reason for the state change, as shown in the following: `CRITICAL` if the cluster terminated with any of the following state change reasons: `INTERNAL_ERROR`, `VALIDATION_ERROR`, `INSTANCE_FAILURE`, `BOOTSTRAP_FAILURE`, or `STEP_FAILURE`. `INFO` if the cluster terminated with any of the following state change reasons: `USER_REQUEST` or `ALL_STEPS_COMPLETED`.	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR Cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` has terminated at `Time` with a reason of `StateChangeReason:Code`.
`TERMINATED_WITH_ERRORS`	`CRITICAL`	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR Cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` has terminated with errors at `Time` with a reason of `StateChangeReason:Code`.
`TERMINATED_WITH_ERRORS`	`CRITICAL`	EMR cluster state change	none	Amazon EMR Cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` has terminated with errors at `Time` with a reason of `StateChangeReason:Code`.

Instance fleet state-change events

Note

The instance fleets configuration is available only in Amazon EMR releases 4.8.0 and later, excluding 5.0.0 and 5.0.3.

State or state change	Severity	Event code	Message
From `PROVISIONING` to `WAITING`	`INFO`	none	Provisioning for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is complete. Provisioning started at `Time` and took `Num` minutes. The instance fleet now has On-Demand capacity of `Num` and Spot capacity of `Num`. Target On-Demand capacity was `Num`, and target Spot capacity was `Num`.
From `WAITING` to `RESIZING`	`INFO`	none	A resize for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` started at `Time`. The instance fleet is resizing from an On-Demand capacity of `Num` to a target of `Num`, and from a Spot capacity of `Num` to a target of `Num`.
From `RESIZING` to `WAITING`	`INFO`	none	The resizing operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is complete. The resize started at `Time` and took `Num` minutes. The instance fleet now has On-Demand capacity of `Num` and Spot capacity of `Num`. Target On-Demand capacity was `Num` and target Spot capacity was `Num`.
From `RESIZING` to `WAITING`	`INFO`	none	The resizing operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` has reached the timeout and stopped. The resize started at `Time` and stopped after `Num` minutes. The instance fleet now has On-Demand capacity of `Num` and Spot capacity of `Num`. Target On-Demand capacity was `Num` and target Spot capacity was `Num`.
`SUSPENDED`	`ERROR`	none	Instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was arrested at `Time` for the following reason: `ReasonDesc`.
`RESIZING`	`WARNING`	none	The resizing operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is stuck for the following reason: `ReasonDesc`.
`WAITING` or `Running`	`INFO`	none	The resizing operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` couldn't complete while Amazon EMR added Spot capacity in availability zone `AvailabilityZone`. We've cancelled your request to provision additional Spot capacity. For recommended actions, check Availability Zone flexibility for an Amazon EMR cluster and try again.
`WAITING` or `Running`	`INFO`	none	A resizing operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was initiated by `Entity` at `Time`.

Instance fleet resize events

Event type	Severity	Event code	Message
EMR instance fleet resize	`ERROR`	Spot Provisioning timeout	The Resize operation for Instance Fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was not able to complete while acquiring Spot capacity in AZ `AvailabilityZone`. We have now cancelled your request and stopped trying to provision any additional Spot capacity and the Instance Fleet has provisioned Spot capacity of `num`. Target Spot capacity was `num`. For more information and recommended actions, please check the documentation page here and retry again.
EMR instance fleet resize	`ERROR`	On-Demand Provisioning timeout	The Resize operation for Instance Fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was not able to complete while acquiring On-Demand capacity in AZ `AvailabilityZone`. We have now cancelled your request and stopped trying to provision any additional On-Demand capacity and the Instance Fleet has provisioned On-Demand capacity of `num`. Target On-Demand capacity was `num`. For more information and recommended actions, please check the documentation page here and retry again.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Instance Capacity	We are not able to complete the resize operation for Instance Fleet `InstanceFleetID` in EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` as Amazon EC2 has insufficient Spot capacity for Instance types `[Instancetype1, Instancetype2]` and insufficient On-Demand capacity for Instance types `[Instancetype3, Instancetype4]` in Availability Zone `[AvailabilityZone1]`. So far, the instance fleet has provisioned On-Demand capacity of `num` and target On-Demand capacity was `num`. Provisioned Spot capacity is `num` and target Spot capacity was `num`. Check here documentation for more information on how to respond to this event.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	Spot Provisioning Timeout - Continuing Resize	We're still provisioning Spot capacity for the Instance Fleet resize operation that initiated at `time` for instance fleet ID `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` for `[Instancetype1, Instancetype2]` in AZ `AvailabilityZone`. For the previous resize operation that initiated at `time`, the timeout period expired, so Amazon EMR stopped provisioning Spot capacity after adding `num` of the requested `num` instances to your instance fleet. For more information, please check the documentation page here.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	On-Demand Provisioning Timeout - Continuing Resize	We're still provisioning On-Demand capacity for the Instance Fleet resize operation that initiated at `time` for instance fleet ID `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` for `[Instancetype1, Instancetype2]` in AZ `AvailabilityZone`. For the previous resize operation that initiated at `time`, the timeout period expired, so Amazon EMR stopped provisioning On-Demand capacity after adding `num` of the requested `num` instances to your instance fleet. For more information, please check the documentation page here.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Insufficient Free Address in Subnet	We can't complete the resize operation for instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` because the specified subnet [Subnet1, Subnet2] doesn't contain enough free private IP addresses to fulfill your request. Use the `DescribeSubnets` operation to view how many IP addresses are available (unused) in your subnet. For information on how to respond to this event, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - vCPU Limit Exceeded	The resize of instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterName` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of vCPUs (virtual processing units) assigned to the running instances in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Spot Instance Count Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of Spot Instances that you can launch in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance fleet resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Instance Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance fleet `InstanceFleetID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of on-demand instances you can run in your `account (accountId)`. For more information on Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.

Note

The provisioning timeout events are emitted when Amazon EMR stops provisioning Spot or On-demand capacity for the fleet after the timeout expires. For information on how to respond to these events, see Responding to Amazon EMR cluster instance fleet resize timeout events .

Instance group events

Event type	Severity	Event code	Message
From `RESIZING` to `Running`	`INFO`	none	The resizing operation for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is complete. It now has an instance count of `Num`. The resize started at `Time` and took `Num` minutes to complete.
From `RUNNING` to `RESIZING`	`INFO`	none	A resize for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` started at `Time`. It is resizing from an instance count of `Num` to `Num`.
`SUSPENDED`	`ERROR`	none	Instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was arrested at `Time` for the following reason: `ReasonDesc`.
`RESIZING`	`WARNING`	none	The resizing operation for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is stuck for the following reason: `ReasonDesc`.
EMR instance group resize	`WARNING`	EC2 provisioning - Insufficient Instance Capacity	We are not able to complete the resize operation that started at `time` for Instance Group `InstanceGroupID` in EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` as Amazon EC2 has insufficient `Spot/On Demand` capacity for Instance type `[Instancetype]` in Availability Zone `[AvailabilityZone1]`. So far, the instance group has a running instance count of `num` and requested instance count was `num`. Check here documentation for more information on how to respond to this event.
EMR instance group resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Insufficient Free Address in Subnet	We can't complete the resize operation for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` because the specified subnet [Subnet1, Subnet2] doesn't contain enough free private IP addresses to fulfill your request. Use the `DescribeSubnets` operation to view how many IP addresses are available (unused) in your subnet. For information on how to respond to this event, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance group resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - vCPU Limit Exceeded	The resize of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterName` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of vCPUs (virtual processing units) assigned to the running instances in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance group resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Spot Instance Count Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of Spot Instances that you can launch in your `account (accountId)`. For more information, see Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
EMR instance group resize	`WARNING`	EC2 Provisioning - Instance Limit Exceeded	The provision of instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterID (ClusterName)` is delayed because you've reached the limit on the number of on-demand instances you can run in your `account (accountId)`. For more information on Error codes for the Amazon EC2 API.
From `RUNNING` to `RESIZING`	`INFO`	none	A resize for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was initiated by `Entity` at `Time`.

Note

With Amazon EMR version 5.21.0 and later, you can override cluster configurations and specify additional configuration classifications for each instance group in a running cluster. You do this by using the Amazon EMR console, the AWS Command Line Interface (AWS CLI), or the AWS SDK. For more information, see Supplying a Configuration for an Instance Group in a Running Cluster.

The following table lists Amazon EMR events for the reconfiguration operation, along with the state or state change that the event indicates, the severity of the event, and event messages.

State or state change	Severity	Message
`RUNNING`	`INFO`	A reconfiguration for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was initiated by user at `Time`. Version of requested configuration is `Num`.
From `RECONFIGURING` to `Running`	`INFO`	The reconfiguration operation for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is complete. The reconfiguration started at `Time` and took `Num` minutes to complete. Current configuration version is `Num`.
From `RUNNING` to `RECONFIGURING` in	`INFO`	A reconfiguration for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` started at `Time`. It is configuring from version number `Num` to version number `Num`.
`RESIZING`	`INFO`	Reconfiguring operation towards configuration version `Num` for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is temporarily blocked at `Time` because instance group is in `State`.
`RECONFIGURING`	`INFO`	Resizing operation towards instance count `Num` for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` is temporarily blocked at `Time` because the instance group is in `State`.
`RECONFIGURING`	`WARNING`	The reconfiguration operation for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` failed at `Time` and took `Num` minutes to fail. Failed configuration version is `Num`.
`RECONFIGURING`	`INFO`	Configurations are reverting to the previous successful version number `Num`for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time`. New configuration version is `Num`.
From `RECONFIGURING` to `Running`	`INFO`	Configurations were successfully reverted to the previous successful version `Num` for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time`. New configuration version is `Num`.
From `RECONFIGURING` to `SUSPENDED`	`CRITICAL`	Failed to revert to the previous successful version `Num` for Instance group `InstanceGroupID` in the Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time`.

Automatic scaling policy events

State or state change	Severity	Message
`PENDING`	`INFO`	An Auto Scaling policy was added to instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time`. The policy is pending attachment. - or - The Auto Scaling policy for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was updated at `Time`. The policy is pending attachment.
`ATTACHED`	`INFO`	The Auto Scaling policy for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was attached at `Time`.
`DETACHED`	`INFO`	The Auto Scaling policy for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was detached at `Time`.
`FAILED`	`ERROR`	The Auto Scaling policy for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` could not attach and failed at `Time`. - or - The Auto Scaling policy for instance group `InstanceGroupID` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` could not detach and failed at `Time`.

Step events

State or state change	Severity	Message
`PENDING`	`INFO`	Step `StepID (StepName)` was added to Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time` and is pending execution.
`CANCEL_PENDING`	`WARN`	Step `StepID (StepName)` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` was cancelled at `Time` and is pending cancellation.
`RUNNING`	`INFO`	Step `StepID (StepName)` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` started running at `Time`.
`COMPLETED`	`INFO`	Step `StepID (StepName)` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` completed execution at `Time`. The step started running at `Time` and took `Num` minutes to complete.
`CANCELLED`	`WARN`	Cancellation request has succeeded for cluster step `StepID (StepName)` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` at `Time`, and the step is now cancelled.
`FAILED`	`ERROR`	Step `StepID (StepName)` in Amazon EMR cluster `ClusterId (ClusterName)` failed at `Time`.

Unhealthy node replacement events

Event type	Severity	Event code	Message
Amazon EMR unhealthy node replacement	`INFO`	Unhealthy core node detected	Amazon EMR has identified that core instance `[instanceID (InstanceName)]` in `InstanceGroup/Fleet` in the Amazon EMR cluster `clusterID (ClusterName)` is `UNHEALTHY`. Amazon EMR will attempt to recover or gracefully replace the `UNHEALTHY` instance.
Amazon EMR unhealthy node replacement	`INFO`	Core node unhealthy - replacement disabled	Amazon EMR has identified that core instance `[instanceID (InstanceName)]` in `InstanceGroup/Fleet` in the Amazon EMR cluster `(clusterID) (ClusterName)` is `UNHEALTHY`. Turn on graceful unhealthy core node replacement in your cluster to let Amazon EMR gracefully replace the `UNHEALTHY` instances in the event that they can’t be recovered.
Amazon EMR unhealthy node replacement	`WARN`	Unhealthy core node not replaced	Amazon EMR can't replace your `UNHEALTHY` core instance `[instanceID (InstanceName)]` in `InstanceGroup/Fleet` in the Amazon EMR cluster `clusterID (ClusterName)` because of reason. Note The reason of why Amazon EMR can't replace your core node differs depending on your scenario. For example, one reason of why Amazon EMR can't delete a node is because a cluster wouldn't have any remaining core nodes.
Amazon EMR unhealthy node replacement	`INFO`	Unhealthy core node recovered	Amazon EMR has recovered your `UNHEALTHY` core instances `[instanceID (InstanceName)]` in `InstanceGroup/Fleet` in the Amazon EMR cluster `clusterID (ClusterName)`

For more information about unhealthy node replacement, see Replacing unhealthy nodes.

Viewing events with the Amazon EMR console

For each cluster, you can view a simple list of events in the details pane, which lists events in descending order of occurrence. You can also view all events for all clusters in a region in descending order of occurrence.

If you don't want a user to see all cluster events for a region, add a statement that denies permission ("Effect": "Deny") for the elasticmapreduce:ViewEventsFromAllClustersInConsole action to a policy that is attached to the user.

To view events for all clusters in a Region with the console

Sign in to the AWS Management Console, and open the Amazon EMR console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/emr.
Under EMR on EC2 in the left navigation pane, choose Events.

To view events for a particular cluster with the console

Sign in to the AWS Management Console, and open the Amazon EMR console at https://console.aws.amazon.com/emr.
Under EMR on EC2 in the left navigation pane, choose Clusters, and then choose a cluster.
To view all of your events, select the Events tab on the cluster details page.

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