Working with logs

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This document describes how to work with logs(events). Logs provide information about the state of application and related services. In Spryker Cloud Commerce OS, logging is maintained by Amazon CloudWatch.

Log groups

To make log browsing easier, logs from the same source form a log stream. Log streams with the same retention, monitoring, and access control settings form a log group. You can check logs from the following log groups.

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AWS code build pipelines DESTRUCTIVE pipeline jobs: /aws/codebuild/danger/{environment_name}
NORMAL pipeline jobs: /aws/codebuild/{environment_name}
AWS Elasticsearch /aws/elasticsearch/{environment_name}
AWS RDS instances /aws/rds/instance/{environment_name}/error
AWS Certificates expiration /aws/lambda/{environment_name}-certificate-expiration
AWS Codebuild /codebuild
EC2 Jenkins /ec2/{environment_name}/jenkins/docker
ECS blackfire /ecs/fargate/{environment_name}/blackfire/docker
Frontend service /ecs/{environment_name}/frontend/docker
GLUE service /ecs/{environment_name}/glue/docker
ECS Jenkins /ecs/{environment_name}/jenkins/docker
RabbitMQ ECS /ecs/{environment_name}/rabbitmq/docker
ECS YVES /ecs/{environment_name}/yves/docker
ECS ZED /ecs/{environment_name}/zed/docker

Search in logs

To search in logs:

  1. In the AWS Management Console, go to Services > CloudWatch > Log groups.

  2. In the Log groups pane, filter log groups by entering a query in the search bar. For example, enter staging.

filter log groups

  1. Select the desired log group.

  2. In the Log streams pane, select the log stream according the last event. The last event time should match the time when the issue occurred.

select log stream

  1. In the Log events pane, filter events by entering a query in the search bar.

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