@mikestaub/serverless-papertrail-logging
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Serverless plugin for log delivery from CloudWatch Logs to Papertrail using a lambda function with log groups subscription
Serverless plugin for log delivery from CloudWatch Logs to Papertrail using a lambda function with log groups subscription.
The plugin ignores implicit Lambda logs (starting with START, END and REPORT) and adds Lambda request id to each event. Notice that it expects the logs to be in json format (and converts them to json if they are not).
yarn add @keboola/serverless-papertrail-logging --devserverless.yml:custom:
papertrail:
port: 1234
host: logs.papertrailapp.com
hostname: serviceName
program: stage
plugins:
- '@keboola/serverless-papertrail-logging'
It must be put before serverless-webpack and other similar plugins to work correctly.
port - required, port number assigned for you by Papertrailhost - optional, default is logs.papertrailapp.comhostname - optional, default is service nameprogram - optional, default is service stageFAQs
Serverless plugin for log delivery from CloudWatch Logs to Papertrail using a lambda function with log groups subscription
The npm package @mikestaub/serverless-papertrail-logging receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @mikestaub/serverless-papertrail-logging popularity was classified as not popular.
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