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Set up, configure, and manage your application for monitoring using the command line

This section provides steps for setting up, configuring, and managing your application for monitoring using the AWS CLI and AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell.

Add and manage an application

You can add, get information about, manage, and configure your Application Insights application using the command line.

Add an application

Add an application using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to add an application for your resource group called my-resource-group, with OpsCenter enabled to deliver the created opsItem to the SNS topic ARN arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic, use the following command.

aws application-insights create-application --resource-group-name my-resource-group --ops-center-enabled --ops-item-sns-topic-arn arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic
Add an application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to add an application for your resource group called my-resource-group with OpsCenter enabled to deliver the created opsItem to the SNS topic ARN arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic, use the following command.

New-CWAIApplication -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -OpsCenterEnabled true -OpsItemSNSTopicArn arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic

Describe an application

Describe an application using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to describe an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

aws application-insights describe-application --resource-group-name my-resource-group
Describe an application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

Get-CWAIApplication -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

List components in an application

List components in an application using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to list the components created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

aws application-insights list-components --resource-group-name my-resource-group
List components in an application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to list the components created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

Get-CWAIComponentList -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

Describe a component

Describe a component using the AWS CLI

You can use the following AWS CLI command to describe a component called my-component that belongs to an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group.

aws application-insights describe-component --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-component
Describe a component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

You can use the following AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell command to describe a component called my-component that belongs to an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group.

Get-CWAIComponent -ComponentName my-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

Group similar resources into a custom component

We recommend grouping similar resources, such as .NET web server instances, into custom components for easier onboarding and better monitoring and insights. Currently, CloudWatch Application Insights supports custom groups for EC2 instances.

To group resources into a custom component using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to group three instances (arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-11111, arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-22222, and arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-33333) together into a custom component called my-component for an application created for the resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command. 

aws application-insights create-component --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-component --resource-list arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-11111 arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-22222 arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-33333
To group resources into a custom component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to group three instances (arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-11111, arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-22222, and arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-33333) together into a custom component called my-component, for an application created for the resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

New-CWAIComponent -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -ComponentName my-component -ResourceList arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-11111,arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-22222,arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-33333

Ungroup a custom component

To ungroup a custom component using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to ungroup a custom component named my-component in an application created on the resource group, my-resource-group, use the following command. 

aws application-insights delete-component --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-new-component
To ungroup a custom component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to ungroup a custom component named my-component in an application created on the resource group, my-resource-group, use the following command.

Remove-CWAIComponent -ComponentName my-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

Update an application

Update an application using the AWS CLI

You can use the AWS CLI to update an application to generate AWS Systems Manager OpsCenter OpsItems for problems detected with the application, and to associate the created OpsItems to the SNS topic arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic, using the following command.

aws application-insights update-application --resource-group-name my-resource-group --ops-center-enabled --ops-item-sns-topic-arn arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic
Update an application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

You can use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to update an application to generate AWS SSM OpsCenter OpsItems for problems detected with the application, and to associate the created OpsItems to the SNS topic arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic , using the following command.

Update-CWAIApplication -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -OpsCenterEnabled true -OpsItemSNSTopicArn arn:aws:sns:us-east-1:123456789012:MyTopic

Update a custom component

Update a custom component using the AWS CLI

You can use the AWS CLI to update a custom component called my-component with a new component name, my-new-component, and an updated group of instances, by using the following command.

aws application-insights update-component --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-component --new-component-name my-new-component --resource-list arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-44444 arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-55555
Update a custom component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

You can use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to update a custom component called my-component with a new component name, my-new-component, and an updated group of instances, by using the following command.

Update-CWAIComponent -ComponentName my-component -NewComponentName my-new-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -ResourceList arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-44444,arn:aws:ec2:us-east-1:123456789012:instance/i-55555

Manage and update monitoring

You can manage and update monitoring for your Application Insights application using the command line.

List problems with your application

List problems with your application using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to list problems with your application detected between 1,000 and 10,000 milliseconds since Unix Epoch for an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

aws application-insights list-problems --resource-group-name my-resource-group --start-time 1000 --end-time 10000
List problems with your application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to list problems with your application detected between 1,000 and 10,000 milliseconds since Unix Epoch for an application created on a resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command.

$startDate = "8/6/2019 3:33:00"
$endDate = "8/6/2019 3:34:00"
Get-CWAIProblemList -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -StartTime $startDate -EndTime $endDate

Describe an application problem

Describe an application problem using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to describe a problem with problem id p-1234567890, use the following command.

aws application-insights describe-problem —problem-id p-1234567890
Describe an application problem using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe a problem with problem id p-1234567890, use the following command.

Get-CWAIProblem -ProblemId p-1234567890

Describe the anomalies or errors associated with a problem

Describe the anomalies or errors associated with a problem using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to describe the anomalies or errors associated with a problem with problem id p-1234567890, use the following command.

aws application-insights describe-problem-observations --problem-id -1234567890
Describe the anomalies or errors associated with a problem using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe the anomalies or errors associated with a problem with problem id p-1234567890, use the following command.

Get-CWAIProblemObservation -ProblemId p-1234567890

Describe an anomaly or error with the application

Describe an anomaly or error with the application using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to describe an anomaly or error with the application with the observation id o-1234567890, use the following command.

aws application-insights describe-observation —observation-id o-1234567890
Describe an anomaly or error with the application using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe an anomaly or error with the application with the observation id o-1234567890, use the following command.

Get-CWAIObservation -ObservationId o-1234567890

Describe the monitoring configurations of a component

Describe the monitoring configurations of a component using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to describe the monitoring configuration of a component called my-component in an application created on the resource group my-resource-group, use the following command.

aws application-insights describe-component-configuration —resource-group-name my-resource-group —component-name my-component
Describe the monitoring configurations of a component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe the monitoring configuration of a component called my-component, in an application created on the resource group my-resource-group, use the following command.

Get-CWAIComponentConfiguration -ComponentName my-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

For more information about component configuration and for example JSON files, see Work with component configurations.

Describe the recommended monitoring configuration of a component

Describe the recommended monitoring configuration of a component using the AWS CLI

When the component is part of a .NET Worker application, you can use the AWS CLI to describe the recommended monitoring configuration of a component called my-component in an application created on the resource group my-resource-group, by using the following command.

aws application-insights describe-component-configuration-recommendation --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-component --tier DOT_NET_WORKER
Describe the recommended monitoring configuration of a component using AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

When the component is part of a .NET Worker application, you can use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to describe the recommended monitoring configuration of a component called my-component in an application created on the resource group my-resource-group, by using the following command.

Get-CWAIComponentConfigurationRecommendation -ComponentName my-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -Tier DOT_NET_WORKER

For more information about component configuration and for example JSON files, see Work with component configurations.

Update the monitoring configurations for a component

Update the monitoring configurations for a component using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to update the component called my-component in an application created on the resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command. The command includes these actions:

  1. Enable monitoring for the component.

  2. Set the tier of the component to .NET Worker.

  3. Update the JSON configuration of the component to read from the local file configuration.txt.

aws application-insights update-component-configuration --resource-group-name my-resource-group --component-name my-component --tier DOT_NET_WORKER --monitor --component-configuration "file://configuration.txt"
Update the monitoring configurations for a component using the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to update the component called my-component in an application created on the resource group called my-resource-group, use the following command. The command includes these actions:

  1. Enable monitoring for the component.

  2. Set the tier of the component to .NET Worker.

  3. Update the JSON configuration of the component to read from the local file configuration.txt.

[string]$config = Get-Content -Path configuration.txt
Update-CWAIComponentConfiguration -ComponentName my-component -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group -Tier DOT_NET_WORKER -Monitor 1 -ComponentConfiguration $config

For more information about component configuration and for example JSON files, see Work with component configurations.

Remove a specified resource group from Application Insights monitoring

Remove a specified resource group from Application Insights monitoring using the AWS CLI

To use the AWS CLI to remove an application created on the resource group called my-resource-group from monitoring, use the following command.

aws application-insights delete-application --resource-group-name my-resource-group
Remove a specified resource group from Application Insights monitoring using the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell

To use the AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell to remove an application created on the resource group called my-resource-group from monitoring, use the following command.

Remove-CWAIApplication -ResourceGroupName my-resource-group

Configure monitoring for SQL Always On Availability Groups

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the SQL HA EC2 instances.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. Define the EC2 instances that represent the SQL HA cluster by creating a new application component.

    aws application-insights create-component ‐-resource-group-name  "<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>" ‐-component-name SQL_HA_CLUSTER ‐-resource-list  "arn:aws:ec2:<REGION>:<ACCOUNT_ID>:instance/<CLUSTER_INSTANCE_1_ID>" "arn:aws:ec2:<REGION>:<ACCOUNT_ID>:instance/<CLUSTER_INSTANCE_2_ID>

  3. Configure the SQL HA component.

    aws application-insights  update-component-configuration ‐-resource-group-name "<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>" ‐-region <REGION> ‐-component-name "SQL_HA_CLUSTER" ‐-monitor ‐-tier SQL_SERVER_ALWAYSON_AVAILABILITY_GROUP ‐-monitor  ‐-component-configuration '{
  "subComponents" : [ {
    "subComponentType" : "AWS::EC2::Instance",
    "alarmMetrics" : [ {
      "alarmMetricName" : "CPUUtilization",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "StatusCheckFailed",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "Processor % Processor Time",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "Memory % Committed Bytes In Use",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "Memory Available Mbytes",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "Paging File % Usage",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "System Processor Queue Length",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "Network Interface Bytes Total/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "PhysicalDisk % Disk Time",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Buffer Manager Buffer cache hit ratio",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Buffer Manager Page life expectancy",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:General Statistics Processes blocked",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:General Statistics User Connections",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Locks Number of Deadlocks/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:SQL Statistics Batch Requests/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica File Bytes Received/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Log Bytes Received/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Log remaining for undo",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Log Send Queue",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Mirrored Write Transaction/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Recovery Queue",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Redo Bytes Remaining",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Redone Bytes/sec",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Total Log requiring undo",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "alarmMetricName" : "SQLServer:Database Replica Transaction Delay",
      "monitor" : true
    } ],
    "windowsEvents" : [ {
      "logGroupName" : "WINDOWS_EVENTS-Application-<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>",
      "eventName" : "Application",
      "eventLevels" : [ "WARNING", "ERROR", "CRITICAL", "INFORMATION" ],
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "logGroupName" : "WINDOWS_EVENTS-System-<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>",
      "eventName" : "System",
      "eventLevels" : [ "WARNING", "ERROR", "CRITICAL" ],
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
      "logGroupName" : "WINDOWS_EVENTS-Security-<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>",
      "eventName" : "Security",
      "eventLevels" : [ "WARNING", "ERROR", "CRITICAL" ],
      "monitor" : true
    } ],
    "logs" : [ {
      "logGroupName" : "SQL_SERVER_ALWAYSON_AVAILABILITY_GROUP-<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>",
      "logPath" : "C:\\Program Files\\Microsoft SQL Server\\MSSQL**.MSSQLSERVER\\MSSQL\\Log\\ERRORLOG",
      "logType" : "SQL_SERVER",
      "monitor" : true,
      "encoding" : "utf-8"
    } ]
  }, {
    "subComponentType" : "AWS::EC2::Volume",
    "alarmMetrics" : [ {
      "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeReadBytes",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeWriteBytes",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeReadOps",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeWriteOps",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeQueueLength",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "VolumeThroughputPercentage",
      "monitor" : true
    }, {
    "alarmMetricName" : "BurstBalance",
      "monitor" : true
    } ]
  } ]
}'
Note

Application Insights must ingest Application Event logs (information level) to detect cluster activities such as failover.

Configure monitoring for MySQL RDS

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the RDS MySQL database instance.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. The error log is enabled by default. The slow query log can be enabled using data parameter groups. For more information, see Accessing the MySQL Slow Query and General Logs.

    • set slow_query_log = 1

    • set log_output = FILE

  3. Export the logs to be monitored to CloudWatch logs. For more information, see Publishing MySQL Logs to CloudWatch Logs.

  4. Configure the MySQL RDS component.

    aws application-insights  update-component-configuration ‐-resource-group-name "<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>" ‐-region <REGION> ‐-component-name "<DB_COMPONENT_NAME>" ‐-monitor ‐-tier DEFAULT ‐-monitor  ‐-component-configuration "{\"alarmMetrics\":[{\"alarmMetricName\":\"CPUUtilization\",\"monitor\":true}],\"logs\":[{\"logType\":\"MYSQL\",\"monitor\":true},{\"logType\": \"MYSQL_SLOW_QUERY\",\"monitor\":false}]}"

Configure monitoring for MySQL EC2

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the SQL HA EC2 instances.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. The error log is enabled by default. The slow query log can be enabled using data parameter groups. For more information, see Accessing the MySQL Slow Query and General Logs.

    • set slow_query_log = 1

    • set log_output = FILE

  3. Configure the MySQL EC2 component.

    aws application-insights  update-component-configuration ‐-resource-group-name "<RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>" ‐-region <REGION> ‐-component-name "<DB_COMPONENT_NAME>" ‐-monitor ‐-tier MYSQL ‐-monitor  ‐-component-configuration "{\"alarmMetrics\":[{\"alarmMetricName\":\"CPUUtilization\",\"monitor\":true}],\"logs\":[{\"logGroupName\":\"<UNIQUE_LOG_GROUP_NAME>\",\"logPath\":\"C:\\\\ProgramData\\\\MySQL\\\\MySQL Server **\\\\Data\\\\<FILE_NAME>.err\",\"logType\":\"MYSQL\",\"monitor\":true,\"encoding\":\"utf-8\"}]}"

Configure monitoring for PostgreSQL RDS

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the PostgreSQL RDS database instance.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. Publishing PostgreSQL logs to CloudWatch is not enabled by default. To enable monitoring, open the RDS console and select the database to monitor. Choose Modify in the upper right corner, and select the check box labeled PostgreSQL log. Choose Continue to save this setting.

  3. Your PostgreSQL logs are exported to CloudWatch.

  4. Configure the PostgreSQL RDS component.

    aws application-insights update-component-configuration --region <REGION> --resource-group-name <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME> --component-name <DB_COMPONENT_NAME> --monitor --tier DEFAULT --component-configuration 
"{
   \"alarmMetrics\":[
      {
         \"alarmMetricName\": \"CPUUtilization\",
         \"monitor\": true
      }
   ],
   \"logs\":[
      {
         \"logType\": \"POSTGRESQL\",
         \"monitor\": true
      }
   ]
}"

Configure monitoring for PostgreSQL EC2

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the PostgreSQL EC2 instance.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. Configure the PostgreSQL EC2 component.

    aws application-insights update-component-configuration ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME> ‐-component-name <DB_COMPONENT_NAME> ‐-monitor ‐-tier POSTGRESQL ‐-component-configuration 
"{
   \"alarmMetrics\":[
      {
         \"alarmMetricName\":\"CPUUtilization\",
         \"monitor\":true
      }
   ],
   \"logs\":[
      {
         \"logGroupName\":\"<UNIQUE_LOG_GROUP_NAME>\",
         \"logPath\":\"/var/lib/pgsql/data/log/\",
         \"logType\":\"POSTGRESQL\",
         \"monitor\":true,
         \"encoding\":\"utf-8\"
      }
   ]
}"

Configure monitoring for Oracle RDS

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the Oracle RDS database instance.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. Publishing Oracle logs to CloudWatch is not enabled by default. To enable monitoring, open the RDS console and select the database to monitor. Choose Modify in the upper right corner, and select the check boxes labeled Alert log and Listener log. Choose Continue to save this setting.

  3. Your Oracle logs are exported to CloudWatch.

  4. Configure the Oracle RDS component.

    aws application-insights update-component-configuration --region <REGION> --resource-group-name <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME> --component-name <DB_COMPONENT_NAME> --monitor --tier DEFAULT --component-configuration 
"{
   \"alarmMetrics\":[
      {
         \"alarmMetricName\": \"CPUUtilization\",
         \"monitor\": true
      }
   ],
   \"logs\":[
      {
         \"logType\": \"ORACLE_ALERT\",
         \"monitor\": true
      },
      {
         \"logType\": \"ORACLE_LISTENER\",
         \"monitor\": true
      }
   ]
}"

Configure monitoring for Oracle EC2

  1. Create an application for the resource group with the Oracle EC2 instance.

    aws application-insights create-application ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name  <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME>

  2. Configure the Oracle EC2 component.

    aws application-insights update-component-configuration ‐-region <REGION> ‐-resource-group-name <RESOURCE_GROUP_NAME> ‐-component-name <DB_COMPONENT_NAME> ‐-monitor ‐-tier ORACLE ‐-component-configuration 
"{
   \"alarmMetrics\":[
      {
         \"alarmMetricName\":\"CPUUtilization\",
         \"monitor\":true
      }
   ],
   \"logs\":[
      {
         \"logGroupName\":\"<UNIQUE_LOG_GROUP_NAME>\",
         \"logPath\":\"/opt/oracle/diag/rdbms/*/*/trace\",
         \"logType\":\"ORACLE_ALERT\",
         \"monitor\":true,
      },
      {
         \"logGroupName\":\"<UNIQUE_LOG_GROUP_NAME>\",
         \"logPath\":\"/opt/oracle/diag/tnslsnr/$HOSTNAME/listener/trace/\",
         \"logType\":\"ORACLE_ALERT\",
         \"monitor\":true,
      }
   ]
}"