Tutorial: Configure DataDog for CloudConnexa Log Streaming
DataDog configuration can be done using an AWS Lambda function that reads from the AWS S3 Bucket and writes log messages to HTTP(S) DataDog endpoints.
DataDog configuration can be done using the Serverless setup in which an AWS Lambda function reads from the AWS S3 Bucket and writes log messages to HTTP(S) DataDog endpoints.
Prerequisites
Configure
Note
There is a limitation with AWS S3 Bucket that only allows for a single Lambda function to be triggered by events from the bucket.
On the AWS stack configuration screen, specify your AWS S3 bucket name, DataDog endpoint, DataDog API key, and any other optional parameters as required.
Figure 23. Screenshot of CloudFormation Stack Configuration
Wait until the Lamda function is ready for use.
Test
Navigate to API & Logs > Log Streaming and click Send Test Message.
Figure 24. Screenshot of Log Streaming showing the 'Send Test Message' button
Check that a log file is written to your AWS S3 bucket in response to requesting that a test message be sent in the prior step. The log will appear as
<S3Bucket>/CloudConnexa/<account id>/<hexid>-<YYYY>-<MM>-<DD>-<HH>-<MM>-<xxxx>.jsonl.gzFigure 25. Screenshot of log files in the AWS S3 bucket
Events from the
*.jsonl.gzfiles are parsed by the Lambda function and sent to DataDog. You can find it in the Logs section.Figure 26. Screenshot of a parsed event in DataDog