There are multiple servers doing data stream processing, and each of them is sending two custom metrics to AWS CloudWatch every minute: RecordCount RecordCount-{server_id} The metric RecordCount is the number of records processed in the last minute. For example, for…
I ran terraform apply successfully, but none the console.log statements seem to be sent to CloudWatch. I followed this solution: https://stackoverflow.com/a/75157142/9105207 I do see the CloudWatch log group created, but no log streams at all. This is my code: CloudWatch…
We use amazon-elastic-beanstalk to deploy part of our stack. We have just migrated our base platform from PHP 7.4 which uses Amazon Linux 2, to PHP 8.2 which uses Amazon Linux 2023. Default system logs are being streamed properly (/var/log/nginx/access.log,…
Complete newbie to AWS and having trouble with this problem. I want to trigger a Lambda function upon the initial spin-up of an AWS MediaLive Channel that adds the channel details to a DynamoDB table. I'm having trouble finding a…
I'm encountering an error while trying to configure an AWS CloudWatch Log Metric Filter using Terraform. My goal is to create a metric filter that captures specific log data based on the level and logger fields. However, I keep getting…
I'm currently using AWS Elasticache for Redis with the cluster engine version 7.0.7. I've enabled both engine logs and slow logs to be sent to a CloudWatch log group. "Permissions are set correctly to allow AWS CloudWatch Logs to write…
I'm attempting to create a CloudWatch anomaly detector alarm for my Kinesis data stream using Terraform. I made the following setup based on the official Terraform xx_anomaly_detection example in their documentation: resource "aws_cloudwatch_metric_alarm" "my_anomaly_detector" { alarm_name = "LowIncomingRecordsAnomaly" comparison_operator =…
I'm working with three lambdas: the first one has an API Gateway for a trigger, the second one has an SQS FIFO queue (let's name it queue1) as a trigger, and the third one has also an SQS FIFO queue…
I have a stack defined in cdk that consists of an SNS topic in one AWS account and a SQS queue subscribed to the topic in another. I am worried that there could be a case where the subscription fails…
In my production account I have multiple cloudwatch log groups which should not be deleted under any circumstances. I could not find any strait forward way to do this. Appreciate your support if there a way I can do this.