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AWS SQS

Logs

Auto-deploy the Stack in the relevant region

This integration will deploy a Firehose connection with your AWS services to forward logs to Logz.io To deploy this project, click the button that matches the region you wish to deploy your stack to:

RegionDeployment
us-east-1Deploy to AWS
us-east-2Deploy to AWS
us-west-1Deploy to AWS
us-west-2Deploy to AWS
eu-central-1Deploy to AWS
eu-north-1Deploy to AWS
eu-west-1Deploy to AWS
eu-west-2Deploy to AWS
eu-west-3Deploy to AWS
sa-east-1Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-1Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-2Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-3Deploy to AWS
ap-south-1Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-1Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-2Deploy to AWS
ca-central-1Deploy to AWS

Specify stack details

Specify the stack details as per the table below, check the checkboxes and select Create stack.

ParameterDescriptionRequired/Default
logzioTokenThe token of the account you want to ship logs to.Required
logzioListenerListener host.Required
logzioTypeThe log type you'll use with this Lambda. This can be a built-in log type, or a custom log type.logzio_firehose
servicesA comma-seperated list of services you want to collect logs from. Supported options are: apigateway, rds, cloudhsm, cloudtrail, codebuild, connect, elasticbeanstalk, ecs, eks, aws-glue, aws-iot, lambda, macie, amazon-mq.-
customLogGroupsA comma-separated list of custom log groups to collect logs from, or the ARN of the Secret parameter (explanation below) storing the log groups list if it exceeds 4096 characters. Note: You can also specify a prefix of the log group names by using a wildcard at the end (e.g., prefix*). This will match all log groups that start with the specified prefix.-
useCustomLogGroupsFromSecretIf you want to provide list of customLogGroups which exceeds 4096 characters, set to true and configure your customLogGroups as defined below.false
triggerLambdaTimeoutThe amount of seconds that Lambda allows a function to run before stopping it, for the trigger function.60
triggerLambdaMemoryTrigger function's allocated CPU proportional to the memory configured, in MB.512
triggerLambdaLogLevelLog level for the Lambda function. Can be one of: debug, info, warn, error, fatal, panicinfo
httpEndpointDestinationIntervalInSecondsThe length of time, in seconds, that Kinesis Data Firehose buffers incoming data before delivering it to the destination60
httpEndpointDestinationSizeInMBsThe size of the buffer, in MBs, that Kinesis Data Firehose uses for incoming data before delivering it to the destination5
Important

AWS limits every log group to have up to 2 subscription filters. If your chosen log group already has 2 subscription filters, the trigger function won't be able to add another one.

Custom Log Group list exceeds 4096 characters limit

If your customLogGroups list exceeds the 4096 characters limit, follow the below steps:

  1. Open AWS Secret Manager
  2. Click Store a new secret
    • Choose Other type of secret
    • For key use logzioCustomLogGroups
    • In value store your comma-separated custom log groups list
    • Name your secret, for example as LogzioCustomLogGroups
    • Copy the new secret's ARN
  3. In your stack, Set:
    • customLogGroups to your secret ARN that you copied in step 2
    • useCustomLogGroupsFromSecret to true

Send logs

Give the stack a few minutes to be deployed.

Once new logs are added to your chosen log group, they will be sent to your Logz.io account.

Important

If you've used the services field, you'll have to wait 6 minutes before creating new log groups for your chosen services. This is due to cold start and custom resource invocation, that can cause the Lambda to behave unexpectedly.

Check Logz.io for your logs

Give your logs some time to get from your system to ours, and then open Open Search Dashboards.

If you still don't see your logs, see log shipping troubleshooting.

Metrics

note

For a much easier and more efficient way to collect and send metrics, consider using the Logz.io telemetry collector.

Deploy this integration to send your Amazon SQS metrics to Logz.io.

This integration creates a Kinesis Data Firehose delivery stream that links to your Amazon SQS metrics stream and then sends the metrics to your Logz.io account. It also creates a Lambda function that adds AWS namespaces to the metric stream, and a Lambda function that collects and ships the resources' tags.

Install the pre-built dashboard to enhance the observability of your metrics.

To view the metrics on the main dashboard, log in to your Logz.io Metrics account, and open the Logz.io Metrics tab.

Before you begin, you'll need:

  • An active Logz.io account

Configure AWS to forward metrics to Logz.io

1. Set the required minimum IAM permissions

configured the minimum required IAM permissions as follows:

  • Amazon S3:
    • s3:CreateBucket
    • s3:DeleteBucket
    • s3:PutObject
    • s3:GetObject
    • s3:DeleteObject
    • s3:ListBucket
    • s3:AbortMultipartUpload
    • s3:GetBucketLocation
  • AWS Lambda:
    • lambda:CreateFunction
    • lambda:DeleteFunction
    • lambda:InvokeFunction
    • lambda:GetFunction
    • lambda:UpdateFunctionCode
    • lambda:UpdateFunctionConfiguration
    • lambda:AddPermission
    • lambda:RemovePermission
    • lambda:ListFunctions
  • Amazon CloudWatch:
    • cloudwatch:PutMetricData
    • cloudwatch:PutMetricStream
    • logs:CreateLogGroup
    • logs:CreateLogStream
    • logs:PutLogEvents
    • logs:DeleteLogGroup
    • logs:DeleteLogStream
  • AWS Kinesis Firehose:
    • firehose:CreateDeliveryStream
    • firehose:DeleteDeliveryStream
    • firehose:PutRecord
    • firehose:PutRecordBatch
  • IAM:
    • iam:PassRole
    • iam:CreateRole
    • iam:DeleteRole
    • iam:AttachRolePolicy
    • iam:DetachRolePolicy
    • iam:GetRole
    • iam:CreatePolicy
    • iam:DeletePolicy
    • iam:GetPolicy
  • Amazon CloudFormation:
    • cloudformation:CreateStack
    • cloudformation:DeleteStack
    • cloudformation:UpdateStack
    • cloudformation:DescribeStacks
    • cloudformation:DescribeStackEvents
    • cloudformation:ListStackResources

2. Create stack in the relevant region

To deploy this project, click the button that matches the region you wish to deploy your stack to:

RegionDeployment
us-east-1Deploy to AWS
us-east-2Deploy to AWS
us-west-1Deploy to AWS
us-west-2Deploy to AWS
eu-central-1Deploy to AWS
eu-central-2Deploy to AWS
eu-north-1Deploy to AWS
eu-west-1Deploy to AWS
eu-west-2Deploy to AWS
eu-west-3Deploy to AWS
eu-south-1Deploy to AWS
eu-south-2Deploy to AWS
sa-east-1Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-1Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-2Deploy to AWS
ap-northeast-3Deploy to AWS
ap-south-1Deploy to AWS
ap-south-2Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-1Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-2Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-3Deploy to AWS
ap-southeast-4Deploy to AWS
ap-east-1Deploy to AWS
ca-central-1Deploy to AWS
ca-west-1Deploy to AWS
af-south-1Deploy to AWS
me-south-1Deploy to AWS
me-central-1Deploy to AWS
il-central-1Deploy to AWS

3. Specify stack details

Specify the stack details as per the table below, check the checkboxes and select Create stack.

ParameterDescriptionRequired/Default
logzioListenerLogz.io listener URL for your region. (For more details, see the regions page. e.g., https://listener.logz.io:8053Required
logzioTokenYour Logz.io metrics shipping token.Required
awsNamespacesComma-separated list of AWS namespaces to monitor. See this list of namespaces. Use value all-namespaces to automatically add all namespaces.At least one of awsNamespaces or customNamespace is required
customNamespaceA custom namespace for CloudWatch metrics. Used to specify a namespace unique to your setup, separate from the standard AWS namespaces.At least one of awsNamespaces or customNamespace is required
logzioDestinationYour Logz.io destination URL. Choose the relevant endpoint from the drop down list based on your Logz.io account region.Required
httpEndpointDestinationIntervalInSecondsBuffer time in seconds before Kinesis Data Firehose delivers data.60
httpEndpointDestinationSizeInMBsBuffer size in MBs before Kinesis Data Firehose delivers data.5
debugModeEnable debug mode for detailed logging (true/false).false

4. View your metrics

Allow some time for data ingestion, then open your Logz.io metrics account.

Install the pre-built dashboard to enhance the observability of your metrics.

To view the metrics on the main dashboard, log in to your Logz.io Metrics account, and open the Logz.io Metrics tab.