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LOGIQ S3 exporter Lambda function
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Creating a Lambda function
LOGIQ provides a CloudFormation template to create the LOGIQ S3 exporter Lambda function.
https://logiqcf.s3.amazonaws.com/s3-exporter/cf.yaml
You can also download the CloudFormation template from our
client-integrations
GitHub repository.
This CloudFormation stack creates a Lambda function and its necessary permissions. You must configure the following attributes.
Parameter
Description
APPNAME
Application name - a readable name for LOGIQ to partition logs.
CLUSTERID
Cluster ID - a readable name for LOGIQ to partition logs.
NAMESPACE
Namespace - a readable name for LOGIQ to partition logs.
LOGIQHOST
IP address or hostname of the LOGIQ server.
INGESTTOKEN
JWT token to securely ingest logs. Refer
here
to generate ingest token.
Configuring S3 trigger
Once the CloudFormation stack is created, navigate to the AWS Lambda function (
logiq-s3-logs-exporter
) and add a S3 trigger.
On the
Add trigger
page, select
S3
. Next, select the
Bucket
you'd like to forward logs from and add a
Prefix
.
Once this configuration is complete, any new log files in the S3 bucket will be streamed to the LOGIQ cluster.
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LOGIQ S3 exporter Lambda function
Creating a Lambda function
Configuring S3 trigger