Closed cmd-ctrl-freq closed 2 years ago
@cmd-ctrl-freq Appreciate trying out Steampipe!! Sorry to see this reported inconsistent; we are checking this one to replicate and will update you soon. If you wish, feel free to send PR as well.
Hello @cmd-ctrl-freq, while digging into the above issue, we realised that the issue is deep-rooted in the AWS plugin.
Thank you for reporting this, I have opened another issue in the AWS plugin here. Once this issue is fixed, you should be able to get consistent results 👍
Please let us know if you run into more issues.
hello @cmd-ctrl-freq , the issue has now been resolved and it is available in aws
plugin version 0.62.0
. Please let us know if you still face issues. 👍
Describe the bug The value for the
is_logging
column seems to be incorrect. I noticed this when the aws compliance mod alarmed incorrectly on this query.Steampipe version (
steampipe -v
) steampipe version 0.12.0Plugin version (
steampipe plugin list
) +--------------------------------------------------+---------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | Name | Version | Connections | +--------------------------------------------------+---------+--------------------------------------------------------------+ | hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/aws@latest | 0.46.0 | meta_connection,REDACTED,REDACTED,REDACTED | | hub.steampipe.io/plugins/turbot/steampipe@latest | 0.2.0 | steampipe | +--------------------------------------------------+---------+--------------------------------------------------------------+To reproduce run
select * from aws_cloudtrail_trail
, or a more targeted query to pull back information about whether a cloudtrail is currently logging, and compare that data to AWS CLI output or console information. Here's an example CLI commandaws cloudtrail get-trail-status --name MyTargetTrail --region us-east-1
Expected behavior I expect the information about the logging status of a trail to be consistent across steampipe/CLI/Console.
Additional context None