AWS Elemental MediaPackage VOD content metrics

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AWS Elemental MediaPackage VOD dimensions

The AWS/MediaPackage namespace includes the following metrics for video on demand (VOD) content. AWS Elemental MediaPackage publishes metrics to CloudWatch every minute, if not sooner.

Metric Description

Metric	Description
`EgressBytes`	Number of bytes that MediaPackage successfully sends for each request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given. Units: Bytes Valid statistics: `Average` – Average bytes (`Sum`/`SampleCount`) that MediaPackage outputs over the configured interval. `Maximum` – Largest individual output request (in bytes) made to MediaPackage. `Minimum` – Smallest individual output request (in bytes) made to MediaPackage. `SampleCount` – Number of requests that's used in the statistical calculation. `Sum` – Total number of bytes that MediaPackage outputs over the configured interval. Valid dimensions: `PackagingConfiguration`
`EgressRequestCount`	Number of content requests that MediaPackage receives. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given. Units: Count Valid statistics: `Sum` – Total number of output requests that MediaPackage receives. Valid dimensions: `PackagingConfiguration` Combination of `PackagingConfiguration` and `StatusCodeRange`
`EgressResponseTime`	The time that it takes MediaPackage to process each output request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given. Units: Milliseconds Valid statistics: `Average` – Average amount of time (`Sum`/`SampleCount`) that it takes MediaPackage to process output requests over the configured interval. `Maximum` – Longest amount of time (in milliseconds) that it takes MediaPackage to process an output request and provide a response. `Minimum` – Shortest amount of time (in milliseconds) that it takes MediaPackage to process an output request and provide a response. `SampleCount` – Number of requests that's used in the statistical calculation. `Sum` – Total amount of time that it takes MediaPackage to process output requests over the configured interval. Valid dimensions: `PackagingConfiguration`

EgressBytes

Number of bytes that MediaPackage successfully sends for each request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.

Units: Bytes

Valid statistics:

Average – Average bytes (Sum/SampleCount) that MediaPackage outputs over the configured interval.
Maximum – Largest individual output request (in bytes) made to MediaPackage.
Minimum – Smallest individual output request (in bytes) made to MediaPackage.
SampleCount – Number of requests that's used in the statistical calculation.
Sum – Total number of bytes that MediaPackage outputs over the configured interval.

Valid dimensions:

PackagingConfiguration

EgressRequestCount

Number of content requests that MediaPackage receives. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.

Units: Count

Valid statistics:

Sum – Total number of output requests that MediaPackage receives.

Valid dimensions:

PackagingConfiguration
Combination of PackagingConfiguration and StatusCodeRange

EgressResponseTime

The time that it takes MediaPackage to process each output request. If MediaPackage doesn't receive any requests for output in the specified interval, then no data is given.

Units: Milliseconds

Valid statistics:

Average – Average amount of time (Sum/SampleCount) that it takes MediaPackage to process output requests over the configured interval.
Maximum – Longest amount of time (in milliseconds) that it takes MediaPackage to process an output request and provide a response.
Minimum – Shortest amount of time (in milliseconds) that it takes MediaPackage to process an output request and provide a response.
SampleCount – Number of requests that's used in the statistical calculation.
Sum – Total amount of time that it takes MediaPackage to process output requests over the configured interval.

Valid dimensions:

PackagingConfiguration

AWS Elemental MediaPackage VOD dimensions

You can filter the AWS/MediaPackage data using the following dimensions.

Dimension Description

Dimension	Description
No Dimension	Metrics are aggregated and shown for all packaging configurations and status codes.
`PackagingConfiguration`	Metrics are shown only for the specified packaging configuration. Value: The autogenerated GUID of the configuration. Can be used alone or with other dimensions: Alone to show metrics for only the specified configuration. With the `statusCodeRange` dimension to show metrics for the specified configuration that's associated with the specified status code.
`StatusCodeRange`	Metrics are shown for the specified status code range. Value: `2xx`, `3xx`, `4xx`, or `5xx`. Can be used alone or with other dimensions: Alone to show all output requests for the specified status range. With the `channel` dimension to show output requests for all endpoints that are associated with the specified channel, with the specified status code range. With the `channel` and `originEndpoint` dimensions to show output requests with a specific status code range on the specified endpoint that's associated with the specified channel.

No Dimension

Metrics are aggregated and shown for all packaging configurations and status codes.

PackagingConfiguration

Metrics are shown only for the specified packaging configuration.

Value: The autogenerated GUID of the configuration.

Can be used alone or with other dimensions:

Alone to show metrics for only the specified configuration.
With the statusCodeRange dimension to show metrics for the specified configuration that's associated with the specified status code.

StatusCodeRange

Metrics are shown for the specified status code range.

Value: 2xx, 3xx, 4xx, or 5xx.

Can be used alone or with other dimensions:

Alone to show all output requests for the specified status range.
With the channel dimension to show output requests for all endpoints that are associated with the specified channel, with the specified status code range.
With the channel and originEndpoint dimensions to show output requests with a specific status code range on the specified endpoint that's associated with the specified channel.