AWS health check is a tool that can be used to check the health of your AWS resources. It can be used to check the status of your Amazon EC2 instances, the status of your Amazon S3 buckets, the status of your Amazon DynamoDB tables, and the status of your Amazon Elastic Beanstalk applications.
The health check can be run from the AWS Management Console, the AWS Command Line Interface, or the AWS Agent. The health check can also be run from a script or program.
The health check can be used to determine the following:
If there are any errors or problems with your AWS resources
If your AWS resources are ready to be used
If your AWS resources are performing as expected
If your AWS resources are in a healthy state
The health check can be used to monitor your AWS resources continuously. This means that you can restart or update your AWS resources without having to wait for the health check to finish.
The health check can be run as part of your normal operations. You can also run the health check at any time to check the status of your AWS resources.
The health check can be used to check the following:
The status of your Amazon EC2 instances
The status of your Amazon S3 buckets
The status of your Amazon DynamoDB tables
The status of your Amazon Elastic Beanstalk applications.