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Laravel CloudWatch Logging

Este paquete permite enviar logs de Laravel a AWS CloudWatch de manera sencilla utilizando el sistema de logging de Laravel.

📦 Instalación

Puedes instalar el paquete mediante Composer:

⚙️ Configuración

1. Agregar el canal de logging

Laravel permite configurar los canales de logging en el archivo config/logging.php. Agrega el siguiente bloque dentro de la sección channels:

2. Configurar las variables de entorno

Asegúrate de agregar las credenciales de AWS en tu archivo .env:

Si estás utilizando IAM roles en un servidor EC2 o ECS, puedes omitir AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID y AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY.

🚀 Uso con Laravel

Una vez configurado, puedes utilizar el helper Log de Laravel para enviar logs a CloudWatch:

También puedes usar los otros niveles de logging disponibles: debug, warning, critical, etc.

🛠 Solución de problemas

Si los logs no se envían a CloudWatch:

  1. Verifica las credenciales de AWS: Asegúrate de que AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID y AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY sean correctos.
  2. Revisa los permisos de IAM: El usuario debe tener permisos para logs:PutLogEvents en el grupo de logs configurado.
  3. Comprueba la región de AWS: La región en .env debe coincidir con la configuración de tu grupo de logs en AWS CloudWatch.
  4. Valida el nombre del grupo y stream de logs: Asegúrate de que CLOUDWATCH_LOG_GROUP y CLOUDWATCH_LOG_STREAM sean correctos.
  5. Habilita el modo debug en Laravel:

Si el problema persiste, revisa los logs de Laravel en storage/logs/laravel.log para más detalles.

📄 Licencia

Este proyecto está bajo la licencia MIT. ¡Siéntete libre de contribuir y mejorar el paquete! 🚀

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Requires php Version >=7.4
aws/aws-sdk-php Version ^3.339
monolog/monolog Version ^3.8
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