‘cwtimer’ does one simple thing, track the timing of a ‘with’ statement block and report to AWS Cloudwatch.
Install
$ pip install cwtimerExample
from cwtimer import cwtimer
import time
with cwtimer(namespace='MyNameSpace', metric_name='MyMetric',
dimensions={'MyDimension':'Value'}):
time.sleep(1)
# 1.0s reported to cloudwatch metric1 maintainer
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