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Now that there are rotating apache logs in an S3 bucket, how does the average operator get at them and use them?
Have proper AWS permissions, including API keys
Get AWS client tools
Get logs in obo-service-logs; currently obo/purl/355fea0db941/2022/03/ would be most useful for what we want For example: aws s3 sync s3://DESIRED_LOGS . --include "*" --exclude "*error*"
Now that there are rotating apache logs in an S3 bucket, how does the average operator get at them and use them?
obo-service-logs
; currently obo/purl/355fea0db941/2022/03/ would be most useful for what we wantFor example:
aws s3 sync s3://DESIRED_LOGS . --include "*" --exclude "*error*"
pigz -d purl.obolibrary.org.access.log.202203*.gz && cat purl.obolibrary.org.access.log.202203* > all-log.txt
goaccess all-log.txt --log-format=COMBINED
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