How to automate application log ingestion from Amazon EKS on Fargate into AWS CloudTrail Lake
AWS Cloud Operations Blog
This article outlines how to automate the ingestion of application logs from Amazon EKS on Fargate into AWS CloudTrail Lake for long-term storage and analytics.
Specifically, the article covers:
- An introduction to AWS CloudTrail Lake and its use for storing activity events
- Configuring Amazon EKS on Fargate to send pod logs to an S3 bucket using Fluent Bit
- Deploying a sample serverless application to automatically parse and ingest the S3 logs into CloudTrail Lake
- Querying the ingested pod logs in CloudTrail Lake using SQL
- Steps for cleaning up the deployed resources
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