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Amazon Managed Grafana

Amazon Managed Grafana (AMG) is AWS's fully managed Grafana service — the Grafana visualization engine operated by AWS, with native integrations to AWS data sources (CloudWatch, AMP / Managed Prometheus, Timestream, X-Ray, OpenSearch), authentication via AWS SSO / IAM Identity Center, and per-workspace isolation. Stub page — expand on future AMG-internals sources.

Why it shows up on this wiki

AMG is the customer-facing dashboarding tier that pairs with the AWS observability stack:

  • CloudWatch / CloudWatch Logs Insights = metrics + logs source.
  • Amazon Managed Prometheus = Prometheus-API-compatible metrics source.
  • X-Ray = traces source.
  • AMG = the dashboard / alert / visualisation surface over all of the above.

AWS operates the Grafana server, including upgrades, HA, and authentication integration; customers get per-workspace role-based access and per-workspace plugin / data-source configuration.

Tenancy shape seen in ingested sources

At Generali Malaysia, AMG is used to give each application owner per-project dashboards scoped to an EKS namespace. One AMG workspace exposes many dashboards; dashboards are sliced by the cluster / namespace dimension that already segments the K8s workload. This is the same tenancy axis as the cost-allocation-tag scheme (eks-cost-allocation-tags) — one consistent dimension across billing and observability.

Dashboards shown:

  • Cluster health
  • Node performance
  • Pod resource utilization
  • Application performance indicators (custom per-project)

All driven from CloudWatch as data source via the CloudWatch → AMG integration.

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