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MuleSoft Runtime Fabric (VM) Integration With Amazon CloudWatch

In this brief tutorial, learn more about how MuleSoft Runtime Fabric (VM) facilitates the enable logs forward feature using a control plan.

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Enable monitoring is a crucial point while configuring the hosted environment. MuleSoft Runtime Fabric (VM) facilitates the enable logs forward feature using a control plan. For more details about CloudWatch, click here.

Configure Platform Level

Configure CloudWatch credentials in the control plan as follows:

Configure CloudWatch credentials in the control plan

  • CloudWatch (AWS) credentials should have configured all required permissions to push the log to CloudWatch.
  • Log Group Name and Log Stream Name should follow environment naming that is conventional to identify logs in CloudWatch.

Verify Log Forwarding Process

  • Login in Runtime Ops Center.
  • Look for the external-log-forward pod in the ops center and open it in the monitoring tool.

External-log-forward pod in the ops center

  • Go to Log -> search with container:external-log-forwarder.

MuleSoft Logs screenshotIn the log, we can identify the process and status of the log forwarding process. In the pod, we can identify any connection or issue in the log forwarding process. It's done!

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