IPAM metrics
IPAM publishes data about your IPAM, pools, and scopes to Amazon CloudWatch. You can use these metrics to create alarms for IPAM pools to notify you if the address pools are nearing exhaustion or if resources fail to comply with allocation rules set on a pool. Creating alarms and setting up notifications with Amazon CloudWatch is outside the scope of this section. For more information, see Using Amazon CloudWatch alarms in the Amazon CloudWatch User Guide.
The metrics and dimensions that IPAM sends to Amazon CloudWatch are listed below.
IPAM metrics
The AWS/IPAM
namespace includes the following IPAM metrics.
Metric name | Description |
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TotalActiveIpCount | If your IPAM is in the Free Tier, this is the number of active IP addresses in your IPAM that you would be charged for if you switched to the Advanced Tier. An active IP address is defined as an IP address or a prefix associated with an Elastic Network Interface (ENI) that is attached to a resource such as an EC2 Instance.
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IPAM pool metrics
The AWS/IPAM
namespace includes the following pool metrics for IPAM.
Metric name | Description |
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CompliantResourceCidrs | The number of managed resource CIDRs that comply with the allocation rules of the IPAM pool. For more information about allocation rules, see Create a top-level IPv4 pool. |
NoncompliantResourceCidrs | The number of managed resource CIDRs that do not comply with the allocation rules of the IPAM pool. For more information about allocation rules, see Create a top-level IPv4 pool. |
PercentAllocated | The percentage of a pool's IP space that has been allocated to other pools. |
PercentAssigned | The percentage of a pools IP space that has been allocated to resources, including manual allocations. |
PercentAvailable | The percentage of a pool's IP space that has not been allocated to other pools or resources. |
IPAM scope metrics
The AWS/IPAM
namespace includes the following scope metrics for IPAM.
Metric name | Description |
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CompliantResourceCidrs | The number of resource CIDRs that comply with the allocation rules for IPAM pools in the scope. |
ManagedResourceCidrs | The number of resource CIDRs for manageable resources (VPCs or public IPv4 pools) that are allocated from an IPAM pool in the scope. |
NoncompliantResourceCidrs | The number of resource CIDRs that do not comply with the allocation rules for the IPAM pools in the scope. |
OverlappingResourceCidrs | The number of resource CIDRs that overlap in the scope. |
UnmanagedResourceCidrs | The number of resource CIDRs in the scope that are currently associated with manageable resources but are not managed by IPAM. |
IPAM public IP metrics
The AWS/IPAM
namespace includes the following public IP metrics for IPAM.
Metric name | Description |
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AmazonOwnedContigIPs | The number of IP addresses within CIDRs that are provisioned to Amazon-provided contiguous public IPv4 pools owned by the IPAM. |
AllocatedAmazonOwnedContigIPs | The number of IP addresses that have been allocated from an Amazon-provided contiguous public IPv4 pool CIDR block. |
UnallocatedAmazonOwnedContigIPs | The number of IP addresses within the Amazon-provided contiguous public IPv4 pool CIDR block owned by the IPAM. |
AssociatedAmazonOwnedContigIPs | The number of Elastic IP addresses that have been allocated from an Amazon-provided contiguous public IPv4 pool CIDR block that are associated with an elastic network interface. |
UnassociatedAmazonOwnedContigIPs | The number of Elastic IP addresses that have been allocated from an Amazon-provided contiguous public IPv4 pool CIDR block that are not associated with an elastic network interface. |
Metric dimensions
To filter the IPAM metrics, use the following dimensions.
Dimension | Description |
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AddressFamily | The IP address family for resource CIDRs (IPv4 or IPv6). |
Locale | The AWS Region where an IPAM pool is available for allocations. |
PoolID | The ID of a pool. |
ScopeID | The ID of a scope. |
For information about monitoring VPCs with Amazon CloudWatch, see CloudWatch metrics for your VPCs in the Amazon Virtual Private Cloud User Guide.