| .gitignore | Initial commit - 'cwlogs' and a basic '.gitignore' | |
| cwlogs | Add paging of describe_log_groups() results | |
| freetier | New addition: "freetier"; Also adding a README[.org] file | |
| README.org | New addition: "freetier"; Also adding a README[.org] file | |
README
cwlogs
An attempt to list and view/tail the CloudWatch Logs.
Quickstart
Run cwlogs --help for the complete list of options.
Background
I wrote this to see if I could. There are quite likely faster or better ways to do this from the command line.
When you add --debug 1 the command will track some of the API calls and give a summary at the end, like this:
API queries sent: 42
This was done because I was scratching my head about the number of calls that were needed to walk the log data, which may require more calls when going in one direction than the other. This is also why there is a --reverse option.
Examples
List the logs for an account in a particular region
cwlogs --profile test-account --region us-east-1 --listGet the most recent lines from a a certain Lambda, skipping the Lambda-noise itself
This will give you the 50 most recent lines, grouping the lines per date/time, while skipping lines with messages like INIT_START ..., REPORT RequestId: ..., etc.
cwlogs --profile test-account --region us-east-1 -t /aws/lambda/report -e 50 --noise --group
freetier
Check the freetier usage information of one or more accounts.
Quickstart
Run freetier --help for the complete list of options.