🎥 Video Included: Detecting Unusual Patterns in Metrics

🎥 Video Included: Detecting Unusual Patterns in Metrics - CloudWatch Book Update #6

Published 7 months ago • 1 min read

Hey Reader

First things first: we apologize for not providing updates on The CloudWatch Book for a while! 😢

Sometimes, things don't go as planned and unexpected obstacles arise.

But now, we're back in action, creating videos and putting the final touches on the book's content! 🎥

Don't just take our word for it! As an early subscriber, here's a free video from one of our favorite chapters: Anomaly Detection 🐛

In this deep-dive, you'll learn how to detect unusual patterns in metrics without needing to be a machine learning expert.

Thanks again for your patience and support! 💛

Previous Updates

Our goal is to let you participate in the creation of the CloudWatch Book as best as possible. If you've missed the last ones, you can find them here:

10th December: Inside the CloudWatch Book 📕
11th January: Exploring Chapters & Learn About Evidently ⭐️
30th January: Deep Dive into CloudWatch with Our GitHub Tracker Tutorial 🕵️‍♀️
2nd March: Fostering a Culture of Observability 🔎
26th March: Sample Chapter: Logs & Insights 📕

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