Command line application for accessing Amazon AWS CloudWatch logs

currently supporting:

• streaming and visualizing event data
• querying / searching event logs data
• advanced formatting / output
• syntax highlightning

• $ go get github.com/creamdog/awslogr
• $ go build github.com/creamdog/awslogr
• $ go install github.com/creamdog/awslogr

• for command options run awslogr -h

the first time awslogr is run it will create a configuration file names config.json, make sure to fill in your Amazon AWS credentials, region and CloudWatch endpoint

{
	"accessKey" : "g0fd87gd98g7fdg987",
	"secretKey" : "KJjhfdu6d9asd7a8d76adas76d8sa8",
	"region" : "us-east-1",
	"endpoint" : "https://logs.us-east-1.amazonaws.com",
	"logGroupName" : "nodejs-cluster"
}

###example query > awslogr -groupName "node-cluster" -match "(?i)exception" -fromDate "2014-11-21 00:00:00" -toDate "2014-11-22 00:00:00" -capture "^[^\n]{1,200}" -format "<<{{.Timestamp}}>> {{.Message}}{{.Newline}}"

switches

• groupName: "the name of the Amazon AWS CloudWatch Log Group, example matches the word 'exception', case insensitive"
• match: "regular expression to match against (perl style)"
• fromDate: "time to start searching from (local time)"
• toDate: "time up until to search to (local time)"
• capture: "regular expression used to capture or trim output, example matches first 200 characters or until new-line"
• format: "controls the format logs are outputted using {{.Timestamp}}, {{.Message}} and {{.Newline}}"

output

<<2014-11-21 00:01:23>> SyntaxException, something went wrong with something in the class blah @ blah
<<2014-11-21 00:15:15>> wow, this is some string with the word "exception" in it
<<2014-11-21 00:16:33>> EXCEPTION WOW FAIL

###example, stream events into sql file

awslogr -groupName "node-cluster" -match . -stream -format "INSERT INTO events(timestamp, message) VALUES('{{.Timestamp}}','{{.Timestamp}}');{{.Newline}}" > capture.sql

• groupName: "the name of the Amazon AWS CloudWatch Log Group, example matches the word 'exception', case insensitive"
• match: "regular expression to match against (perl style), example matches everything"
• stream: switch that tells awslogr to capture new events from the HEAD of all logstreams for the current log group.
• format: "controls the format logs are outputted using {{.Timestamp}}, {{.Message}} and {{.Newline}}"

output into capture.sql

INSERT INTO events(timestamp, message) VALUES('2014-11-21 00:01:23', 'SyntaxException, something went wrong with something in the class blah @ blah');
INSERT INTO events(timestamp, message) VALUES('2014-11-21 00:01:33', 'wow, this is some string with the word "exception" in it');
INSERT INTO events(timestamp, message) VALUES('2014-11-21 00:05:10', 'EXCEPTION WOW FAIL');