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Amazon ECS now supports one-click event capture and event history querying in the AWS Management Console

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October 2, 2025
https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2025/10/amazon-ecs-one-click-event-capture-history-querying-console/

Amazon ECS Event Capture and History Querying

Amazon ECS now provides one-click event capture and event history querying directly in the AWS Management Console. This feature offers visibility into your ECS environment for monitoring and troubleshooting.

What to do

  • Enable event capture by navigating to the Cluster details page on the ECS console, locating the Configuration tab, and clicking the “Turn on event capture” button.
  • Query and analyze historical events by navigating to the Event history tab on your cluster or service details page.

Source: AWS release notes

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