Difference between revisions of "Aws logs tail"
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Revision as of 13:42, 18 January 2023
aws logs tail YOUR_GROUP_NAME aws logs tail --follow YOUR_GROUP_NAME
Related
kubectl logsaws logs describe-log-groups | grep logGroupName
See also
aws logs[get-log-events | tail | describe-log-groups|create-log-group | delete-log-group | describe-log-streams ],AWS::Logs::LogGroup- Files:
tail,mtail,promtail,aws logs tail,ktail, stern, kubectl logs - Logs, Log collector, log management, log explorer, Linux logging,
docker logs,minikube logs, Vector, Logstash, Filebeat, promtail, logfmt, Elasticsearch, fluentd, Mezmo (LogDNA), Scalyr, Loggly, Loki,tlog, cockpit, NXLog, Winston, Amazon CloudWatch Logs Insights, Logz.io, Logflare, Coralogix
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