@twec/serverless-es-logs
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A Serverless plugin for transporting Cloudwatch log groups within your CloudFormation stack into Elasticsearch.
Install the plugin in your project:
$ yarn add serverless-es-logs --dev
$ npm install serverless-es-logs --save-dev
Add the plugin to your serverless.yml:
plugins:
- serverless-es-logs
Define your configuration using the custom configuration option in serverless.yml:
custom:
esLogs:
endpoint: some-elasticsearch-endpoint.us-east-1.es.amazonaws.com
index: some-index
Your logs will now be transported to the specified elasticsearch instance using the provided index.
(Required) The endpoint of the Elasticsearch instance the logs should be transported to.
custom:
esLogs:
endpoint: some-elasticsearch-endpoint.us-east-1.es.amazonaws.com
(Optional) The filter pattern that the Cloudwatch subscription should use for your lambda
functions. Default is [timestamp=*Z, request_id="*-*", event]. See
Cloudwatch filter pattern syntax
for more info.
custom:
esLogs:
filterPattern: '[timestamp=*Z, request_id="*-*", event]'
(Optional) An option to be used in conjunction with the serverless-aws-alias plugin. This will capture logs created by API Gateway and transport them to Elasticsearch.
custom:
esLogs:
includeApiGWLogs: true
(Required) The Elasticsearch index that should be applied to the logs.
custom:
esLogs:
index: some-index
(Optional) The number of days that Cloudwatch logs should persist. Default is to never expire.
custom:
esLogs:
retentionInDays: 7
FAQs
A Serverless plugin to transport logs to ElasticSearch
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