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AWS Lambda

Oodle's Serverless monitoring gives you visibility into your AWS Lambda functions, including invocation counts, latency, error rates, and cold starts — all in a single unified view.

AWS Lambda Monitoring

Getting Started

Navigate to Serverless in the sidebar. The page displays a table of all discovered Lambda functions across your connected AWS accounts.

Lambda Functions Table

ColumnDescription
AccountAWS account name.
RegionAWS region, shown as a color-coded badge.
Function NameLambda function name.
Invocations (1d)Total invocations over the last 24 hours, with a sparkline trend.
Errors (1d)Total errors over the last 24 hours, with a sparkline trend. Values above zero are highlighted in red.
P95 Latency (1d)95th-percentile execution duration over the last 24 hours, with a sparkline trend.

Filters

The left-hand filter panel lets you narrow the view:

  • Errors — Show only functions that have errors.
  • AWS Account — Filter by one or more AWS accounts.
  • Region — Filter by one or more AWS regions.
  • Function — Filter by specific function names.

Features

  • Search — Full-text search across function names, accounts, and regions.
  • Sorting — Click any column header to sort ascending or descending.
  • Sparklines — Inline trend charts in the Invocations, Errors, and Latency columns show 24-hour trends at a glance.
  • Click a row to open a detail drawer with two tabs:
    • Metrics — A Grafana dashboard showing invocation timeline, duration distribution, error count, cold start ratio, and more.
    • Logs — Recent log events for the selected function, filterable by index pattern.

Use Cases

  • Monitor invocation volume — Spot sudden spikes or drops in function usage.
  • Track latency — Identify functions with high P95 latency that may need optimization.
  • Debug errors — Drill into functions with elevated error rates.
  • Cold start analysis — Detect functions with frequent cold starts that impact user experience.

Best Practices

  • Connect all accounts — Add all your AWS accounts to get full cross-account visibility.
  • Review latency trends — Use the sparkline to spot gradual performance degradation before it becomes critical.
  • Set alerts — Create alerts on Lambda metrics (invocation errors, duration) to get notified proactively.

Support

If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact us via our help chat app available on the Support link in the sidebar, or by reaching out to support@oodle.ai.