📄️ Streaming of Access Logs
IO River provides the ability to get CDN access logs in a unified format. Meaning, logs from all CDNs will be streamed using the same format for easy processing.
📄️ Unified Access Log Format
IO River provides the ability to get CDN access logs in a unified format. When you configure streaming of logs to a logs destinations, the logs will be sent in a gzip files.
📄️ Setting Up AWS S3 Bucket
To stream logs to your AWS S3 bucket, you need to create a bucket and an AWS Role that provides access to it. The AWS Role (or user) should have the PutObject permission for your bucket. You can use the following CloudFormation quick-create link to set up this IAM Role.