@serverless/enterprise-plugin
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This is a Serverless Framework plugin which helps you use advanced monitoring, tracing and governance features via Serverless Enterprise.
The Plugin automatically wraps your functions and instruments them with Serverless Enterprise's monitoring, alerting, logging and tracing features.
Install the plugin & log into the Serverless Enterprise
sls plugin install -n @serverless/enterprise-plugin
sls login
Serverless Enterprise ships with the following safeguards by default:
To disable Serverless Safeguards, add this to your configuration:
custom:
safeguards: false
Serverless Enterprise automatically aggregates logs. To disable them, set the following options:
custom:
enterprise:
collectLambdaLogs: false
You can install the latest versions from the master branch by installing the next tag:
npm install @serverless/enterprise-plugin@next
The project is transpiled with babel, so run npm run build before installing it
Currently, the serverless-sdk is within this project. On deployment, this plugin copies a
bundled and compressed version of the serverless-sdk into your Service package before it's
uploaded.
If you are updating the serverless-sdk, ensure you run npm run build to rebuild it too
On the next deployment, the new sdk will be included.
FAQs
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The npm package @serverless/enterprise-plugin receives a total of 31,216 weekly downloads. As such, @serverless/enterprise-plugin popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @serverless/enterprise-plugin demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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