Amazon CloudFront Std Logging V2 Sample, demonstrating Kinesis, CloudWatch and S3 Partitioned outputs #1176
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Please update to use L2 constructs. There are constructs for Distribuction, S3OAI, and even logging. |
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New standalone sample implemented in
python/cloudfront-v2-logging. This sample demonstrates how to use the Amazon CloudFront V2 Standard Logging, documented here https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonCloudFront/latest/DeveloperGuide/standard-logging.htmlV2 Standard Logging leverages Amazon CloudWatch Logs, and provides integrations into Kinesis, CloudWatch Logs and support for APACHE Hive style partitioned outputs to S3. This represents a significant deviation from the historic approach to log configuration via CDK and CloudFomation.