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Saw
saw is a multi-purpose tool for AWS CloudWatch Logs
Features
Colorized output that can be formatted in various ways
--expand Explode JSON objects using indenting
--rawString Print JSON strings instead of escaping ("\n", ...)
--invert Invert white colors to black for light color schemes
--raw, or --pretty, for watch and get commands respectively, toggles display of the timestamp and stream name prefix.
Filter logs using CloudWatch patterns
--filter foo Filter logs for the text "foo"
Watch aggregated interleaved streams across a log group
saw watch production Stream logs from production log group
saw watch production --prefix api Stream logs from production log group with prefix "api"
Usage
Basic
# Get list of log groups
saw groups
# Get list of streams for production log group
saw streams production
Watch
# Watch production log group
saw watch production
# Watch production log group streams for api
saw watch production --prefix api
# Watch production log group streams for api and filter for "error"
saw watch production --prefix api --filter error
Get
# Get production log group for the last 2 hours
saw get production --start -2h
# Get production log group for the last 2 hours and filter for "error"
saw get production --start -2h --filter error
# Get production log group for api between 26th June 2018 and 28th June 2018
saw get production --prefix api --start 2018-06-26 --stop 2018-06-28
Profile and Region Support
By default Saw uses the region and credentials in your default profile. You can override these to your liking using the command line flags:
# Use personal profile
saw groups --profile personal
# Use us-west-1 region
saw groups --region us-west-1
Installation
Run from Docker
docker run --rm -it -v ~/.aws:$HOME/.aws tbrock/saw
Mac OS X
brew tap TylerBrock/saw
brew install saw
Linux
Arch Linux (source)
# Using yay
yay saw
# Using makepkg
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/saw.git
cd saw
makepkg -sri
Red Hat Based Distributions (Fedora/RHEL/CentOS/Amazon Linux)