Well, integrating AWS CloudWatch Logs with Loggly is something already documented. The official source is: https://www.loggly.com/blog/sending-aws-cloudwatch-logs-to-loggly-with-aws-lambda/ But there is a use case I found to be pretty common in the real world that is not well documented either by Amazon or by Loggly or even the general community: often times, we decide to visualize our AWS logs using an external tool such as Loggly once we have a lot of applications already in place, or even applications generating logs to multiple log groups. Configuring a Lambda function to publish the log entries in real time to Loggly is relatively simple, but this becomes complex, or at least a long and error-prone task, when you have to configure many log groups to be connected with Loggly. At least, you only need one lambda function to send your logs to Loggly and share it across multiple log groups. The idea is to use the function from the Loggly blueprint. Following the Loggly blog, you en...
This is a personal, technical blog I am resuming on 2017, after a long time since my last post. I used to publish in Spanish, but now I am writing in English, to reach a broader audience.