Monitor every AWS service in one platform
Atatus AWS monitoring tools unify EC2 instances, Lambda functions, RDS databases, EKS clusters, S3, SQS, and 100+ AWS services with APM, logs, and distributed tracing. A CloudWatch alternative built for modern cloud and multi-cloud teams.
100+
AWS service integrations
60s
Metric resolution across AWS regions
70%
Avg. cost reduction vs. Datadog AWS
Flat
Per-host pricing, no per-metric fees
Every AWS service your team runs
100+ AWS integrations with APM, logs, infrastructure metrics, and distributed tracing — all in one platform at flat per-host pricing.
EC2 & Auto Scaling Monitoring
Track CPU, memory, disk, and network across EC2 fleets. Monitor Auto Scaling group health, instance lifecycle, and spot interruptions in real time.
AWS Lambda Monitoring
Capture Lambda invocations, cold starts, duration, memory, and errors. Distributed tracing across Lambda, API Gateway, SQS, and downstream services.
RDS, DynamoDB & Aurora
Database monitoring for RDS (MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, Oracle), Aurora, DynamoDB, and ElastiCache. Slow query detection, deadlock analysis, replica lag.
EKS, ECS & Fargate
Container monitoring for EKS, ECS, and Fargate. Pod, deployment, and service metrics with Kubernetes-native auto-discovery.
ALB, NLB & CloudFront
Load balancer and CDN performance monitoring. Request rate, latency, 4xx/5xx errors, target health, and cache hit rates.
Cost & Billing Insights
Monitor AWS spend alongside performance. Attribute cost to services, teams, and environments. Catch runaway autoscaling before the bill arrives.
Why engineering teams pick Atatus for AWS monitoring
A CloudWatch alternative without CloudWatch pricing
CloudWatch bills per-metric, per-GB logs, per-API-call. At scale, custom metrics and detailed monitoring blow up quickly. Atatus flat-per-host pricing bundles every AWS integration, metric, log, and trace in one plan — predictable observability expenses as your AWS footprint grows.
APM + AWS infrastructure correlated in one UI
An elevated p99 on your API endpoint links to the Lambda function that handled it, the SQS queue it read from, the DynamoDB table it wrote to, and the EC2 host behind the ALB. One click; no context-switching across tools.
Multi-cloud and hybrid-ready
Atatus monitors AWS alongside Azure, GCP, Kubernetes, and on-premises hardware. No cloud-provider lock-in. On-premise deployment available for regulated workloads.
OpenTelemetry-native + CloudWatch compatible
Ingest OTLP from Lambda via extensions, pull CloudWatch metrics via the integration, or ship data through the OpenTelemetry Collector. No proprietary agents required.