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Cloudwatch is a monitoring and observability service provided by Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Cloudwatch allows users to monitor and collect data on various AWS resources and applications, including EC2 instances, RDS databases, Lambda functions, and more. It provides real-time metrics, logs, and alarms to help users troubleshoot issues, optimize performance, and ensure the overall health of their AWS environment. Cloudwatch also offers features such as dashboards, automated actions, and integrations with other AWS services to help users streamline their monitoring and management workflows.

Settings

AWS Access Key ID

The unique identifier for an AWS account that is used to access the Cloudwatch API.

AWS Endpoint URL

The URL of the Cloudwatch API endpoint to connect to.

AWS Profile

The name of the AWS profile to use for authentication.

AWS Region Name

The name of the AWS region where the Cloudwatch logs are stored.

AWS Secret Access Key

The secret key associated with the AWS Access Key ID.

AWS Session Token

An optional token that can be used to authenticate the session.

Batch Increment S

The number of seconds to wait between each batch of log events.

End Date

The end date and time for the log data to retrieve.

Flattening Enabled

A boolean value indicating whether or not to flatten the JSON data in the log events.

Flattening Max Depth

The maximum depth to which the JSON data in the log events should be flattened.

Log Group Name

The name of the log group to retrieve data from.

Query

A query to filter the log data.

Start Date

The start date and time for the log data to retrieve.

Stream Map Config

Configuration settings for the stream maps.

Stream Maps

A list of stream maps to use for retrieving log data.