Opsview 6.9.x End of Support
Opsview versions 6.9.x reached their End of Support (EOS) status at the end of January 2026, in accordance with our Support policy. As of this date, these versions no longer receive code fixes, security updates, maintenance releases, or backported changes.
The documentation for version 6.9.7 and earlier releases will remain accessible for reference, but it will no longer be updated or maintained. We strongly recommend upgrading to the latest supported version of Opsview to ensure continued support and access to the latest features and security enhancements.
Cloud - AWS - ELB Opspack (Deprecated)
Deprecation Notice
This Opspack is deprecated and will be removed in a future release. It may not be present in your installation of Opsview.
With our Opsview Monitor AWS ELB Opspack, you can easily and affordably monitor Amazon Web Services ELB (Elastic Load Balancing).
What You Can Monitor Copied
Opsview Monitor has multiple Opspacks available for AWS monitoring. Those currently available include packs for:
- EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
- ELB (Elastic Load Balancing)
- RDS (Relational Database Service)
There are also checks for the online status of all the Amazon Web Services in all 12 of their operated geographical regions. In addition to deploying Opsview to the cloud, you can now monitor your cloud services.
Service Checks Copied
| Service Check | Description |
|---|---|
| ELB Instance Healthy Host Count | Check Healthy Host Count for Amazon Load Balancer Instance |
| ELB Instance Latency | Check Latency for Amazon Load Balancer Instance |
| ELB Instance Request Count | Check Request Count for Amazon Load Balancer Instance |
| ELB Instance Unhealthy Host Count | Check Unealthy Host Count for Amazon Load Balancer Instance |
Setup and Configuration Copied
Opsview Cloud
For Opsview Cloud customers, please contact ITRS Support for assistance with these steps, as they require Orchestrator access.
Ruby and gems should already be available on your system - if not, please install Ruby and gems using your standard package manager.
When Ruby and gems are installed, run the following commands as the root user to set up the amazon scripts and credentials:
gem install CloudyScriptsmkdir /etc/cloutomatessh-keygen -f /etc/cloutomate/cloutomate.pem(make sure to enter a blank password when prompted.)ruby /opt/opsview/monitoringscripts/etc/plugins/cloud-aws/encrypt_aws_credentials.rb -A (your Amazon access key ID) -S (your Amazon secret key) -f /opt/opsview/monitoringscripts/etc/plugins/cloud-aws/aws_credentials.cfg(Note: Your Amazon access key ID and secret key are managed in the Security Credentials area in your account’s dropdown menu.)chown -R opsview:opsview /etc/cloutomatechown opsview:opsview /opt/opsview/monitoringscripts/etc/plugins/cloud-aws/aws_credentials.cfg
Add the host template Copied
Add and configure variables required for this host Copied
Apply Changes Copied
Apply Changes and the system will then be monitored:
