AWS mediaconnect: MediaConnect source health metric units and Zixi applicability corrections
Summary
Corrects unit labels for SourceMergeStatusWarnMismatch/SourceMergeStatusWarnSolo (Count -> None), adds a note that SourceConsecutiveDrops and SourceConsecutiveNotRecovered apply only to Zixi-protocol sources, and renames the SourceUptime metric to SourceUpTime with Units: Seconds.
Security assessment
The diff only fixes metric unit labels, renames a metric, and scopes two drop metrics to the Zixi protocol; it is documentation accuracy work with no vulnerability, credential, or access-control content.
Evidence
+`SourceConsecutiveDrops` | The number of data packets that were dropped in a row during transmission of data to MediaConnect. This metric applies only to sources that use the Zixi protocol. Units: Count Valid dimensions:
Diff
diff --git a/mediaconnect/latest/ug/monitor-with-cloudwatch-metrics-source-health.md b/mediaconnect/latest/ug/monitor-with-cloudwatch-metrics-source-health.md index d15a2db9a..028d42728 100644 --- a//mediaconnect/latest/ug/monitor-with-cloudwatch-metrics-source-health.md +++ b//mediaconnect/latest/ug/monitor-with-cloudwatch-metrics-source-health.md @@ -139 +139 @@ For example, in a 30 Mbps stream with repetitive content (like a black slate), e -`SourceMergeStatusWarnMismatch` | A status metric warning that the flow is receiving mismatched sources. This means that any dropped packets will not be recovered and will result in poor network reliability. This metric only applies to sources using **merge mode** failover. Merge mode failover requires both sources to be _binary identical_. To be binary identical, the sources must originate from the same encoder. This will ensure the sources can share missing packets, as the packets are identical.Units: CountValid dimensions: +`SourceMergeStatusWarnMismatch` | A status metric warning that the flow is receiving mismatched sources. This means that any dropped packets will not be recovered and will result in poor network reliability. This metric only applies to sources using **merge mode** failover. Merge mode failover requires both sources to be _binary identical_. To be binary identical, the sources must originate from the same encoder. This will ensure the sources can share missing packets, as the packets are identical.Units: NoneValid dimensions: @@ -147 +147 @@ For example, in a 30 Mbps stream with repetitive content (like a black slate), e -`SourceMergeStatusWarnSolo` | A status metric warning that the flow is only receiving one source. This means any dropped packets will not be recovered and will result in poor network reliability. This metric only applies to sources using **merge mode** failover. Units: Count Valid dimensions: +`SourceMergeStatusWarnSolo` | A status metric warning that the flow is only receiving one source. This means any dropped packets will not be recovered and will result in poor network reliability. This metric only applies to sources using **merge mode** failover. Units: None Valid dimensions: @@ -219 +219 @@ For example, in a 30 Mbps stream with repetitive content (like a black slate), e -`SourceConsecutiveDrops` | The number of data packets that were dropped in a row during transmission of data to MediaConnect. Units: Count Valid dimensions: +`SourceConsecutiveDrops` | The number of data packets that were dropped in a row during transmission of data to MediaConnect. This metric applies only to sources that use the Zixi protocol. Units: Count Valid dimensions: @@ -227 +227 @@ For example, in a 30 Mbps stream with repetitive content (like a black slate), e -`SourceConsecutiveNotRecovered` | The number of data packets that were not recovered in a row. After a data packet is dropped, error correction attempts to recover that packet. This metric helps to identify extended periods of data packets that were dropped and not recovered. Units: Count Valid dimensions: +`SourceConsecutiveNotRecovered` | The number of data packets that were not recovered in a row. After a data packet is dropped, error correction attempts to recover that packet. This metric helps to identify extended periods of data packets that were dropped and not recovered. This metric applies only to sources that use the Zixi protocol. Units: Count Valid dimensions: @@ -251 +251 @@ For example, in a 30 Mbps stream with repetitive content (like a black slate), e -`SourceUptime` | The number of seconds that the source has been active. If the source is disconnected or has a connection timeout, this metric resets to zero. Units: Count Valid dimensions: +`SourceUpTime` | The number of seconds that the source has been active. If the source is disconnected or has a connection timeout, this metric resets to zero. Units: Seconds Valid dimensions: @@ -384 +384 @@ Metric | Description -`SourceUptime` | The number of seconds that the source has been active. If the source is disconnected or has a connection timeout, this metric resets to zero. Units: Count Valid dimensions: +`SourceUpTime` | The number of seconds that the source has been active. If the source is disconnected or has a connection timeout, this metric resets to zero. Units: Seconds Valid dimensions: