Support Cases Radar Dashboard - Cloud Intelligence Dashboards on AWS

Support Cases Radar Dashboard

AWS Support Cases Radar Dashboard provides a centralized platform to consolidate, monitor and analyze AWS Support Cases across all linked accounts and multiple AWS organizations. With unified view of all support cases, this dashboard empowers cloud governance teams to enhance operational efficiency and maximize the value delivered by AWS Support.

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image of a support cases radar dashboard in QuickSight

Architecture Overview

Data Collection Overview

The Data Collection Stack collects the information about cases on a daily basis. Only the cases which have changes are collected. An Amazon Step Function saves case information on Amazon S3 and sends an event with case reference to the Default Bus of EventBridge. The QuickSight dashboard is refreshed every night to provide case summary and insights.

Prerequisites

  1. Make sure all concerned accounts have a Business, On-Ramp or Enterprise Support Plan.

  2. Deploy or update Data Collection Lab and make sure Support Cases Data Collection Module is enabled.

Deployment

CloudFormation
Note

Prerequisite: To install this dashboard using CloudFormation, you need to install Foundational Dashboards CFN with version v4.0.0 or above as described here

  1. Log in to to your Data Collection Account.

  2. Click the Launch Stack button below to open the pre-populated stack template in your CloudFormation.

    Launch Stack button

  3. You can change Stack name for your template if you wish.

  4. Leave Parameters values as it is.

  5. Review the configuration and click Create stack.

  6. You will see the stack will start in CREATE_IN_PROGRESS. Once complete, the stack will show CREATE_COMPLETE

  7. You can check the stack output for dashboard URLs.

    Troubleshooting: If you see error "No export named cid-CidExecArn found" during stack deployment, make sure you have completed prerequisite steps.

Command Line

Alternative method to install dashboards is the cid-cmd tool.

  1. Log in to to your Data Collection Account.

  2. Open up a command-line interface with permissions to run API requests in your AWS account. We recommend to use CloudShell.

  3. In your command-line interface run the following command to download and install the CID CLI tool:

    pip3 install --upgrade cid-cmd
  4. In your command-line interface run the following command to deploy the dashboard:

    cid-cmd deploy ---dashboard-id support-cases-radar

    Please follow the instructions from the deployment wizard. More info about command line options are in the Readme or cid-cmd --help.

Optional Plugins

Support Cases Radar has optional plugins that can be deployed to enable additional capabilities such as a generative AI case summarization.

Optional Plugins

Update

Please note that dashboards are not updated with update of CloudFormation Stack. When new version of the dashboard template is released, you can update your dashboard by running the following command in your command-line interface:

cid-cmd update --dashboard-id support-cases-radar

Authors

  • Raffy Armistead, Senior Technical Account Manager

  • Samuel Chniber, Senior Solution Architect

  • Iakov Gan, Senior Solution Architect

  • Yuriy Prykhodko, Principal Technical Account Manager

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