Open Humen opened 6 years ago
Did you enable CloudTrail? If you haven't you just need to add a trail and give it some time. After it's ready, you can test the whole flow. Subscribing the log group is dependent on the speed of the CloudTrail events, in my experience it took less than a minute but some times more. Eventually the log groups are subscribed to the lambda function. What I can't get to work is subscribing all prior logs. I am getting a
InvalidParameterException: Could not execute the lambda function. Make sure you have given
CloudWatch Logs permission to execute your function.
@dpapukchiev I'm also facing the same issue, did you manage to get any solution for the above permission problem?
@dpapukchiev double check the configuration in process_all.js. The funcName is not related to any bigmouth Lambdas, it's related to the actual logzio log shipping Lambda, see my working example below :
const region = "eu-central-1";
const accountId = "12345678910";
const funcName = "cloudwatchlogs-to-logzio-dev-ship-logs-to-logzio";
const retentionDays = 7; // change this if you want
const prefix = '/aws/lambda'; // use '/' if you want to process every log group
You find the Lambda name either in AWS Management console or your sneak the structure in your current serverless.yml of the dest_func env variable:
functions:
subscribe:
handler: functions/subscribe/handler.handler
description: Subscribe logs to the ship-logs-to-logzio function
memorySize: 128
environment:
dest_func: "${self:service}-${self:provider.stage}-ship-logs-to-logzio"
account_id: "#{AWS::AccountId}"
prefix: "/aws/lambda"
Hi, I cloned this project and deployed and I noticed that the subscribe function has no triggers. I would expect a cloudwatch event to be shown as a trigger.
I then tested if it actually works by creating a hello-world function via serverless and the log group does not have the subscription