13 Jul 2020
Aiven now integrates with AWS CloudWatch and Google Cloud Logging
Now you can send the logs of your Aiven services to Amazon AWS CloudWatch and Google Cloud Logging for storing, viewing, and archiving.
Michael Halyk
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Content Marketing Manager at Aiven
For those of you running your logs and metrics infrastructure in AWS CloudWatch or Google Cloud Logging, life just got a little easier — you can now include your Aiven service logs with a simple integration.
Once enabled, you’ll not only have a more consolidated overview of your logs but be able to manage your Aiven logs more efficiently, whether searching them or performing other actions such as setting alerts.
How simple is it to set up this integration? A few minutes is all it takes. Let’s dive into the details.
In this post, we’ll cover the integration setup process in Aiven’s Web Console. For instructions on setting up the integrations using the Aiven Client, check out our AWS CloudWatch and Google Cloud Logging help articles.
First, you need to add an AWS CloudWatch Logs integration endpoint to your Aiven project. You can do this by navigating to the Service Integrations section of your project. You will need to input your access rights credentials to create the endpoint.
Once the endpoint is created, you can enable the integration by navigating to your service and selecting Manage Integrations. Select AWS CloudWatch Logs from the list of integrations.
Choose the endpoint you created earlier.
Attaching the service to an endpoint will enable service logs to be sent into AWS CloudWatch. Aiven will automatically create log streams for you in AWS CloudWatch to the log group you created in the integration endpoint configuration.
As with AWS CloudWatch, the first step is to add a Google Cloud Logging integration endpoint to your Aiven project by navigating to Service Integrations. Configure the GCP Project ID and the Log ID used for the logs you send to Google Cloud Logging.
Once the endpoint is created, you can enable the integration by navigating to the service you want to send logs from and clicking Manage Integrations. Select Google Cloud Logging from the list of integrations.
Choose the endpoint you created earlier.
And that’s it! Your Aiven service logs will be sent to Google Cloud Logging once you attach your service to the endpoint and you’ll be able to view the logs in your Google Cloud Platform console!
These two integrations allow you to more seamlessly incorporate your Aiven services into your AWS and GCP deployments. For detailed instructions on how to set up the logs integrations, read our help center articles for setting up AWS CloudWatch and Google Cloud Logging.
We’ll also be extending the integration to allow you to send Aiven service resource metrics to them in the near future. In the meantime, subscribe to our changelog and blog RSS feeds, and follow us on LinkedIn and Twitter to stay up-to-date with product updates, and new services.
