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cloudwatcher

v0.0.7

Published

The missing tail function of AWS CloudWatch Logs

Downloads

18

Readme

cloudwatcher

CircleCI Coverage Status npm version code style Codacy Badge Greenkeeper badge License: MIT

Installation

$ npm install -g cloudwatcher

Features

  • Tail logs from AWS CloudWatch and see incoming output
  • Read logs from multiple groups and even regions, profiles
  • And more in dev

Quick Start

Run cloudwatcher tail to start tailing logs from CloudWatch, check cloudwatcher tail --help for more options. Use --include to indicate profiles and regions you are tapping into.

$ cloudwatcher tail --include=default:ap-southeast-1 --include=another_profile:us-west-1

Then cloudwatcher will find available log groups from given regions and profiles, shown with checkboxs, press enter to confirm selection.
You might also filter log groups with --group-name options, it supports filter with regex or string on log group name.

$ cloudwatcher tail --include=default:ap-southeast-1 --group-name=aws
? Select the log groups to tail (Press <space> to select, <a> to toggle all, <i> to invert selection)
 ◯ default:ap-southeast-1:/aws/aes/domains/api/logs
 ◯ default:ap-southeast-1:/aws/lambda/LambdaFunction1

Then output are streamed to your console, refreshing in 2 seconds interval.

Tests

To run the test suite, first install the dependencies, then run npm test:

$ npm install
$ npm test

License

MIT