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Introducing logging support for Amazon EventBridge Pipes
We have recently used AWS Event Bridge pipes to trigger our lambda functions with filters, but few of the records have missed the transactions towards AWS lambda, Then we have added the logging support to understand the reqeusts flowing through event bridge to understand the drop of few requests.
Amazon EventBridge Pipes is a point to point integration solution that connects event producers and consumers with optional filter, transform, and enrichment steps. EventBridge Pipes reduces the amount of integration code builders must write and maintain when building event-driven applications.
EventBridge Pipes logging introduces insights into different stages of the pipe execution. It expands on the Amazon CloudWatch metrics support, and provides you with additional methods for troubleshooting and debugging. A pipe execution consists of two main stages: the enrichment and target. Both of these stages encompass transformation and invocation steps.
Configuring log levels with EventBridge Pipes
When logging is enabled for your pipe, EventBridge produces a log entry for every execution step and sends these logs to the specified log destinations.
EventBridge Pipes supports three log destinations: Amazon CloudWatch Logs, Amazon Kinesis Data Firehose stream…
