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@mhlabs/cwlogs-cli

v1.0.2

Published

CLI tool to quickly set up cross log group search in CloudWatch Logs Insights based on prefix, tags and/or RegEx pattern

Downloads

7

Readme

CWLogs CLI

CloudWatch Insights Logs is a great way to search your CloudWatch logs. Often you want to search across many log groups to, for example, tracing a correlation id across multiple services. CloudWatch Logs Insights lets you search across up to 20 log groups in one query, but adding log groups from the dropdown is a bit cumbersome.

This tool lets you generate and open a CloudWatch Logs Insights URL with your desired log groups pre-added.

Installation

npm i -g @mhlabs/cwlogs-cli

Usage

$ cwlogs insights --help
Usage: cwlogs insights|i [options]

Opens a CloudWatch Logs console with multiple log groups matching a tag or prefix

Options:
  -t, --tag [tag]        Tag to filter on. Format: tagName:value1,value2. Optional. If omitted you will get
                         prompted by available tags (default: false)
  -p, --prefix [prefix]  Log group prefix. I.e /aws/lambda/. The more granular this is specified, the faster the
                         command will run
  --pattern [pattern]    Regex pattern used to filter the log group names
  --region [region]      AWS region. Defaults to environment variable AWS_REGION
  --profile [profile]    AWS profile. Defaults to en

You can either use --tag or --prefix to group log groups

By tag (Lambda logs only)

Command: cwlogs insights --tag <tag?> [options]

Example 1: Query logs from lambda functions tagged with team:ecommerce that has the word Api in its name cwlogs insights --tag team:ecommerce --pattern Api

Example 2: Query logs from lambda functions by cloudformation stack name tag using the guided menu Demo

By log group prefix

Command: cwlogs insights --prefix <prefix> [options]

Example: Query all RDS clusters' error logs cwlogs insights --prefix /aws/rds/cluster --pattern \/error$ Demo

Known limitations

CloudWatch Logs Insights currently only allows up to 20 log groups in one query. The total number of characters (query + log groups) may bot exceed 10000 characters.