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ROS CloudWatch Service Common Library

Overview

This is the common library for the cloudwatch_logger and cloudwatch_metrics_collector packages.

License

The source code is released under an Apache 2.0.

Author: AWS RoboMaker
Affiliation: Amazon Web Services (AWS)

RoboMaker cloud extensions rely on third-party software licensed under open-source licenses and are provided for demonstration purposes only. Incorporation or use of RoboMaker cloud extensions in connection with your production workloads or commercial product(s) or devices may affect your legal rights or obligations under the applicable open-source licenses. License information for this repository can be found here. AWS does not provide support for this cloud extension. You are solely responsible for how you configure, deploy, and maintain this cloud extension in your workloads or commercial product(s) or devices.

Supported ROS Distributions

  • Kinetic
  • Melodic
  • Dashing

Installation

Building from Source

To build from source you'll need to create a new workspace, clone and checkout the latest release branch of this repository, install all the dependencies, and compile. If you need the latest development features you can clone from the master branch instead of the latest release branch. While we guarantee the release branches are stable, the master should be considered to have an unstable build due to ongoing development.

  • Create a ROS workspace and a source directory

      mkdir -p ~/ros-workspace/src
    
  • Clone the package into the source directory .

      cd ~/ros-workspace/src
      git clone https://github.com/aws-robotics/cloudwatch-common.git -b release-latest
    
  • Install dependencies

      cd ~/ros-workspace 
      sudo apt-get update && rosdep update
      rosdep install --from-paths src --ignore-src -r -y
    

Note: If building the master branch instead of a release branch you may need to also checkout and build the master branches of the packages this package depends on.

  • Build the packages

      cd ~/ros-workspace && colcon build
    
  • Configure ROS library path

      source ~/ros-workspace/install/local_setup.bash
    

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cloudwatch-common's Issues

Clarify behavior when metric unit is not found

As one can see here

datum.SetUnit(Aws::CloudWatch::Model::StandardUnitMapper::GetStandardUnitForName(unit_name));

If the user-specified unit (which is a free-form std::string) is not found in unit_mapper, it will fallback to using the AWS C++ SDK's GetStandardUnitForName() function to find the corresponding relevant StandardUnit. GetStandardUnitForName() may return StandardUnit::NOT_SET.

Is this the best behavior? Why have a unit_mapper if the AWS C++ SDK already provides a GetStandardUnitForName() function?

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