Class VpcFlowLogsConfig

Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) flow logs configuration. Use this configuration to customize VPC flow log output. VPC Flow Logs is a feature that enables you to capture information about the IP traffic going to and from network interfaces in your VPC. Flow log data can be published to the following locations: Amazon CloudWatch Logs, Amazon S3.

Example

vpcFlowLogs:
  trafficType: ALL
  maxAggregationInterval: 600
  destinations:
    - s3
    - cloud-watch-logs
  defaultFormat: false
  customFields:
    - version
    - account-id
    - interface-id
    - srcaddr
    - dstaddr
    - srcport
    - dstport
    - protocol
    - packets
    - bytes
    - start
    - end
    - action
    - log-status
    - vpc-id
    - subnet-id
    - instance-id
    - tcp-flags
    - type
    - pkt-srcaddr
    - pkt-dstaddr
    - region
    - az-id
    - pkt-src-aws-service
    - pkt-dst-aws-service
    - flow-direction
    - traffic-path

Hierarchy

  • VpcFlowLogsConfig

Implements

Constructors

constructor

Properties

customFields defaultFormat destinations destinationsConfig maxAggregationInterval trafficType

Constructors

constructor

Properties

Readonly customFields

customFields: string[] = ...

Custom fields to include in flow log outputs.

Readonly defaultFormat

defaultFormat: false = false

Enable to use the default log format for flow logs.

Readonly destinations

destinations: ("s3" | "cloud-watch-logs")[] = ...

An array of destination serviced for storing logs.

See

NetworkConfigTypes.logDestinationTypeEnum

Readonly destinationsConfig

destinationsConfig: VpcFlowLogsDestinationConfig = ...

Optional

VPC Flow log detonations properties. Use this property to specify S3 and CloudWatchLogs properties

See

VpcFlowLogsDestinationConfig

Readonly maxAggregationInterval

maxAggregationInterval: number = 600

The maximum log aggregation interval in seconds.

Readonly trafficType

trafficType: "ALL" = 'ALL'

The type of traffic to log.

See

trafficTypeEnum

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