Recommendations for running Stash Server in AWS

#!/bin/bash
# Example AWS CloudWatch monitoring script
# Usage:
#   (1) Install gnuplot and jq (minimum version 1.4)
#   (2) Install AWS CLI (http://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/userguide/installing.html) and configure it with
#       credentials allowing cloudwatch get-metric-statistics
#   (3) Replace "xxxxxxx" in volume_ids and instance_ids below with the ID's of your real instance
#   (4) Run this script

export start_time=$(date -v-14d +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)
export end_time=$(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)
export period=1800
export volume_ids="vol-xxxxxxxx"    # REPLACE THIS WITH THE VOLUME ID OF YOUR REAL EBS VOLUME
export instance_ids="i-xxxxxxxx"    # REPLACE THIS WITH THE INSTANCE ID OF YOUR REAL EC2 INSTANCE

# Build lists of metrics and datafiles that we're interested in
ebs_metrics=""
ec2_metrics=""
cpu_datafiles=""
iops_datafiles=""
queue_datafiles=""
net_datafiles=""
for volume_id in ${volume_ids}; do
  for metric in VolumeWriteOps VolumeReadOps; do
    ebs_metrics="${ebs_metrics} ${metric}"
    iops_datafiles="${iops_datafiles} ${volume_id}-${metric}"
  done
done
for volume_id in ${volume_ids}; do
  for metric in VolumeQueueLength; do
    ebs_metrics="${ebs_metrics} ${metric}"
    queue_datafiles="${queue_datafiles} ${volume_id}-${metric}"
  done
done
for instance_id in ${instance_ids}; do
  for metric in DiskWriteOps DiskReadOps; do
    ec2_metrics="${ec2_metrics} ${metric}"
    iops_datafiles="${iops_datafiles} ${instance_id}-${metric}"
  done
done
for instance_id in ${instance_ids}; do
  for metric in CPUUtilization; do
    ec2_metrics="${ec2_metrics} ${metric}"
    cpu_datafiles="${cpu_datafiles} ${instance_id}-${metric}"
  done
done
for instance_id in ${instance_ids}; do
  for metric in NetworkIn NetworkOut; do
    ec2_metrics="${ec2_metrics} ${metric}"
    net_datafiles="${net_datafiles} ${instance_id}-${metric}"
  done
done

# Gather the metrics using AWS CLI
for volume_id in ${volume_ids}; do
  for metric in ${ebs_metrics}; do
    aws cloudwatch get-metric-statistics --metric-name ${metric} \
                                         --start-time ${start_time} \
                                         --end-time ${end_time} \
                                         --period ${period} \
                                         --namespace AWS/EBS \
                                         --statistics Sum \
                                         --dimensions Name=VolumeId,Value=${volume_id} | \
      jq -r '.Datapoints | sort_by(.Timestamp) | map(.Timestamp + " " + (.Sum | tostring)) | join("\n")' >${volume_id}-${metric}.data
done
done

for metric in ${ec2_metrics}; do
  for instance_id in ${instance_ids}; do
    aws cloudwatch get-metric-statistics --metric-name ${metric} \
                                         --start-time ${start_time} \
                                         --end-time ${end_time} \
                                         --period ${period} \
                                         --namespace AWS/EC2 \
                                         --statistics Sum \
                                         --dimensions Name=InstanceId,Value=${instance_id} | \
      jq -r '.Datapoints | sort_by(.Timestamp) | map(.Timestamp + " " + (.Sum | tostring)) | join("\n")' >${instance_id}-${metric}.data
done
done

cat >aws-monitor.gnuplot <<EOF
set term pngcairo font "Arial,30" size 1600,900
set title "IOPS usage"
set datafile separator whitespace
set xdata time
set timefmt "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"
set grid
set ylabel "IOPS"
set xrange ["${start_time}Z":"${end_time}Z"]
set xtics "${start_time}Z",86400*2 format "%d-%b"
set output "aws-monitor-iops.png"
plot \\
EOF
for datafile in ${iops_datafiles}; do
  echo "  \"${datafile}.data\" using 1:(\$2/${period}) with lines title \"${datafile}\", \\" >>aws-monitor.gnuplot
done

cat >>aws-monitor.gnuplot <<EOF

set term pngcairo font "Arial,30" size 1600,900
set title "IO Queue Length"
set datafile separator whitespace
set xdata time
set timefmt "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"
set grid
set ylabel "Queue Length"
set xrange ["${start_time}Z":"${end_time}Z"]
set xtics "${start_time}Z",86400*2 format "%d-%b"
set output "aws-monitor-queue.png"
plot \\
EOF
for datafile in ${queue_datafiles}; do
  echo "  \"${datafile}.data\" using 1:2 with lines title \"${datafile}\", \\" >>aws-monitor.gnuplot
done

cat >>aws-monitor.gnuplot <<EOF

set term pngcairo font "Arial,30" size 1600,900
set title "CPU Utilization"
set datafile separator whitespace
set xdata time
set timefmt "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"
set grid
set ylabel "%"
set xrange ["${start_time}Z":"${end_time}Z"]
set xtics "${start_time}Z",86400*2 format "%d-%b"
set output "aws-monitor-cpu.png"
plot \\
EOF
for datafile in $cpu_datafiles; do
  echo "  \"${datafile}.data\" using 1:2 with lines title \"${datafile}\", \\" >>aws-monitor.gnuplot
done

cat >>aws-monitor.gnuplot <<EOF

set term pngcairo font "Arial,30" size 1600,900
set title "Network traffic"
set datafile separator whitespace
set xdata time
set timefmt "%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ"
set grid
set ylabel "MBytes/s"
set xrange ["${start_time}Z":"${end_time}Z"]
set xtics "${start_time}Z",86400*2 format "%d-%b"
set output "aws-monitor-net.png"
plot \\
EOF
for datafile in $net_datafiles; do
  echo "  \"${datafile}.data\" using 1:(\$2/${period}/1000000) with lines title \"${datafile}\", \\" >>aws-monitor.gnuplot
done

gnuplot <aws-monitor.gnuplot