Cloud watch log search tool. Currently only does tailing, and tailing with regex (tailserach). If you use JSON formatted logs, make sure you set the logformat, and select fields to display for a table view. Unless startTime is defined, tailing defaults to 60 seconds ago.
Required
--logGroupName [MyLog/Group]
--logStreamName [messages]
--action [tail]
./bin/logsearch -h
Usage: logsearch [options]
Options:
-h, --help output usage information
-V, --version output the version number
--logGroupName [logGroupName] logGroupName
--logStreamName [logStreamName] logStreamName
--startTime [startTime] startTime
--region [region] us-east-1
--action [actionName] What to do: [tail, search, tailsearch]
--logFormat [type] string|json
--limit [10000] size of results to get per request, 10,000 max
--fields <list> username,timestamp,notes
--regex [regex] only needed if doing tailsearch example value [a][0-9]
./bin/logsearch --action=tail --logFormat json --fields hostname,audit.res.latency,audit.res.statusCode --logGroupName MyLog/GroupName --logStreamName myStreamName
./bin/logsearch --action=tailsearch --logGroupName CloudTrail/DefaultLogGroup --logStreamName 2527320738_CloudTrail_us-east-1 --logFormat json --fields eventName,sourceIPAddress,eventType,userAgent --startTime 2015-02-02 --regex [MyUserName]
To run this, you must set up an AWS credentials file with your secret key and secret access key. Create a file located at ~/.aws/credentials
[default]
aws_access_key_id = <YOUR_ACCESS_KEY_ID>
aws_secret_access_key = <YOUR_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY>
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