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Centralized Logging with OpenSearch

5 min readDec 20, 2024

Overview

Centralized Logging with OpenSearch provides a robust solution for aggregating, processing, and visualizing log data across diverse sources using Amazon OpenSearch Service. This AWS solution includes a web-based management console that simplifies the creation of log ingestion pipelines through an intuitive interface.

The log ingestion pipelines support key functionalities, such as deploying log collection agents, enriching log data without requiring custom code, implementing a buffering layer for scalable log processing, and configuring OpenSearch indices to optimize search and analytics performance. Once ingested, logs are stored in the OpenSearch Service, where pre-configured dashboards are automatically generated to facilitate the analysis of AWS service logs and application logs, including formats like Nginx, JSON, and Spring Boot.

By leveraging integration with other AWS services, this solution delivers a fully managed, scalable environment for centralized logging, enabling organizations to efficiently monitor and analyze their AWS applications and infrastructure.

Technical Details

Each architecture has unique advantages and considerations to support different logging scenarios effectively. Below are the workflows and technical details for various scenarios:

Scenario 1: Logs to Amazon S3 Directly (OpenSearch Engine)

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Manish Sharma
Manish Sharma

Written by Manish Sharma

I am a technology enthusiast with a passion for continuous learning & innovation. Certified as an AWS Soln Architect Associate & HashiCorp Terraform Associate.

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