Streamlined monitoring and debugging for Amazon EMR on EC2 | Amazon Web Services

Streamlined monitoring and debugging for Amazon EMR on EC2 | Amazon Web Services

As organizations scale their data processing and analytics workloads on Amazon EMR on EC2, observability across cluster health, job execution, and resource usage becomes increasingly important. Teams often manage log collection across distributed nodes, correlate Amazon EMR steps with underlying YARN applications, and configure monitoring agents to capture the right level of detail for their environment.

With Amazon EMR release 7.11.0 and updates to the Amazon EMR console, Amazon EMR on EC2 introduces observability capabilities that streamline these workflows further. In this post, we walk you through five key enhancements: Amazon CloudWatch Logs integration, step-level Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) logging controls, expanded console UIs for YARN and Tez, Amazon EMR step to YARN application ID mapping, and enhanced custom metrics with updated documentation.

What’s new

The following sections cover key improvements across the Amazon EMR…

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