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I get this any time I try to use a stream name: No streams match your pattern 'syslog' for the given time period
Usine ALL works: awslogs get my_group ALL
Using a stream name does not: awslogs get my_group my_stream
Whatever I use in place of my_stream, always outputs: No streams match your pattern 'ml_stream' for the given time period
despite my_stream being present in awslogs streams my_group
e.g.:
%> awslogs get dc-15-ur-api nn-api-egress.log
No streams match your pattern 'nn-api-egress.log' for the given time period.
%> awslogs streams dc-15-ur-api
nn-api-egress.log
ur-api.log
%> awslogs get dc-15-ur-api ALL
dc-15-ur-api nn-api-egress.log Oct 16 13:25:33 ip-10-16-57-76 [6036] nimnn.manager(shlock:257) - DEBUG: context sh lock exit
dc-15-ur-api nn-api-egress.log Oct 16 13:25:33 ip-10-16-57-76 [6036] nimnn.manager(lock_set:43) - DEBUG: Release lock: 10.16.57.76
dc-15-ur-api nn-api-egress.log Oct 16 13:25:33 ip-10-16-57-76 [5951] nimnn.manager(shlock:253) - DEBUG: context sh lock enter
dc-15-ur-api nn-api-egress.log Oct 16 13:25:33 ip-10-16-57-76 [5951] nimnn.manager(lock_set:46) - DEBUG: Wait for SH 10.16.57.76
%> brew info awslogs
awslogs: stable 0.10 (bottled), HEAD
Simple command-line tool to read AWS CloudWatch logs
https://github.com/jorgebastida/awslogs
/usr/local/Cellar/awslogs/0.10 (1,270 files, 30.2MB) *
Poured from bottle on 2017-10-16 at 13:15:40
From: https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/blob/master/Formula/awslogs.rb
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I am also experiencing this issue. I get the following output if I try to use stream matching:
$ awslogs get data-refinery-log-group-kurtwheeler-dev log-stream-foreman-kurtwheeler-dev --start='1 hours'
No streams match your pattern 'log-stream-foreman-kurtwheeler-dev' for the given time period.
However if I instead use grep to filter strings I get output:
$ awslogs get data-refinery-log-group-kurtwheeler-dev ALL --start='1 hours' | grep log-stream-foreman-kurtwheeler-dev
data-refinery-log-group-kurtwheeler-dev log-stream-foreman-kurtwheeler-dev 2018-07-11 18:03:26,284 <REDACTED>
...
I'll note that I ran those two commands one after another and it seems to be consistent.
I get this any time I try to use a stream name:
No streams match your pattern 'syslog' for the given time period
Usine ALL works:
awslogs get my_group ALL
Using a stream name does not:
awslogs get my_group my_stream
Whatever I use in place of
my_stream
, always outputs:No streams match your pattern 'ml_stream' for the given time period
despite
my_stream
being present inawslogs streams my_group
e.g.:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: