stdin-to-cloudwatch
| Crates.io | stdin-to-cloudwatch |
| lib.rs | stdin-to-cloudwatch |
| version | 0.3.0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2024-02-17 05:30:06.892529 |
| updated_at | 2024-02-17 14:50:15.948944 |
| description | Send logs from stdin to AWS CloudWatch Logs |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/milabo/stdin-to-cloudwatch |
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Kenta Suzuki (sukobuto)
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stdin-to-cloudwatch
Send logs from stdin to AWS CloudWatch Logs
Usage
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream
MyLogGroupis the name of the log group to send the logs to- If the log group does not exist, it will be created
MyLogStreamis the name of the log stream to send the logs to- If the log stream does not exist, it will be created
- The logs are read from stdin, and sent to CloudWatch Logs each line at a time
Installation
cargo install stdin-to-cloudwatch
Options
--region
The AWS region to send the logs to.
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream --region us-west-2
--endpoint-url
The endpoint URL to send the logs to.
LocalStack users can use this to send logs to LocalStack.
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream --endpoint-url http://localhost:4566
--remake-log-stream
If the log stream already exists, delete it and create a new one.
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream --remake-log-stream
-s, --suffix-stream-name-with-timestamp
Append the current timestamp to the log stream name.
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream --suffix-stream-name-with-timestamp
stream name will be like MyLogStream-1708169869
--pass-through
Pass the logs through to stdout after sending them to CloudWatch Logs.
echo "Hello, World!" | stdin-to-cloudwatch MyLogGroup MyLogStream --pass-through