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serverless-logstreaming

Plugin for Serverless-1.x to stream logs to a handler function

1.1.3

MIT

JavaScript

1.7

Installations

npm install serverless-logstreaming

Developer Guide

BETA

Typescript

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Module System

CommonJS

Node Version

6.10.2

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Releases

Remove FilterPattern

1.1.3

Updated on Aug 28, 2017

Log permissions should be a Ref

1.1.2

Updated on Aug 22, 2017

Update README with provider restriction

1.1.1

Updated on Aug 21, 2017

Built-in permissions and Customizable Logging function

1.1.0

Updated on Aug 21, 2017

Initial Release

1.0.0

Updated on Aug 03, 2017

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Languages

JavaScript

JavaScript (100%)

Developer

rifflock

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7 Stars

11 Commits

1 Watchers

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.1.3

Package Id

serverless-logstreaming@1.1.3

Size

3.61 kB

NPM Version

5.2.0

Node Version

6.10.2

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Dependencies

lodash

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⚡️ Serverless Logstreaming Plugin

About

This Serverless plugin allows for simple streaming of logs through a given function with the popular Serverless Framework and AWS Lambda.

Configuration

Currently this plugin ONLY works with the AWS provider.

Add serverless-logstreaming to your serverless.yml file in the root of your serverless project

plugins:
  - serverless-logstreaming

Define your loghandler function:

functions:
  myLogHandler:
    description: 'CW Logs handler for Tasks'
    handler: handlers/myLogHandler/handler.handler

Reference the name of your loghandler function in the custom section:

custom:
  logHandler:
    function: myLogHandler

And that's all it takes. Now the logs of all your lambda functions will stream through that loghandler.

If you have a function where you don't want to stream logs through the loghandler it's as simple as adding an exception:

functions:
  handlerToNotStream:
    description: 'This lambda should not stream logs'
    loghandler: false

That loghandler: false will exempt this lambda from streaming through the loghandler function.

Changelog

1.1.3 - Fix several permissions bugs. Remove unnecessary logFilter.
1.1.0 - Add logstreaming permission by default instead of requiring user to do so, add flexibility in naming
1.0.0 - Initial commit.

Acknowledgements

Thanks to @andymac4182 for the gist that inspired this plugin.
Thanks to @HyperBrain and the @serverless team

No vulnerabilities found.

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Last Scanned on 2025-07-07

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