Automated Diagnostics

Prebuilt Jobs

Jobs are arranged in Job Groups (folders) based on their purpose or related technology.

Note

Many of these Jobs depend on a method of sending of commands to remote-nodes (such as EC2's). Follow the SSM Tour outlined in the Tours section to use Systems Manager, or install an Enterprise Runner for SSH so that Runbook Automation can send commands to the remote-nodes.

Group	Job Name
AWS / CloudWatch	Nginx Rejected Requests
AWS / CloudWatch	Top 10 Hosts by Throughput on Subnet
AWS / CloudWatch	Top 10 Source IP Addresses with Highest Rejected Requests
AWS / CloudWatch	Top 10 Web-Server Requesters by Public IP
AWS / CloudWatch	UDP Transfer Protocol IP Addresses Identification
AWS / EC2	Instance Status
AWS / ECS	Java Thread Dump from Container
AWS / ECS	Stopped ECS Task Errors
AWS / ELB	Retrieve ELB Targets Health Status
AWS / RDS	Check Database Storage Status
Kubernetes	Describe Deployment
Kubernetes	Describe Replicaset
Kubernetes	Describe Specific Pod
Kubernetes	Execute Command in Pod
Kubernetes	List Recent Events
Kubernetes	Retrieve Logs from Kubernetes by Selector Label
Kubernetes	Tail Logs from Individual Kubernetes Pod
Linux	CPU, Memory & Disk to PagerDuty Incident
Linux	Retrieve Errors from Syslog
Linux	Retrieve Service Status
Linux	Top CPU & Memory Consuming Processes
Linux	Top Disk Consuming Files
Nginx	Curl Localhost Endpoint
Nginx	Retrieve Error Logs
Nginx	Test Nginx Configuration
PostGreSQL	Tail PostgreSQL Logs Files
PostGreSQL	Test is PostgreSQL Server is Running
Redis	Check Port 6379 is Listening
Redis	Redis Memory Statistics
Redis	Slow Log Entries

How to Use the Node Filter Job Option

All Jobs that send commands to a remote-node have a predefined Node Filter set to {$option.node_filter}:

This is so that target-nodes can be specified in the Job invocations from PagerDuty Automation Actions - as described in the next section of this Solution Guide.

Target Specific Nodes

To target specific Nodes for the prebuilt Jobs within the Runbook Automation Interface:

1. Select Change the Target Nodes
2. Click the dropdown to the left of ${option.node_filter}
3. Click on Show all nodes
   
   
4. Click on an individual Node, and click the small Arrow to the right of the Node Name:
   

This will allow you to target the individual node selected. If you want to target multiple Nodes, see the Node Filter Documentation.

With the Prebuilt Jobs, you can integrate with Automation Actions!