Category: AWS CloudTrail

Thanks to the following AWS CloudTrail experts for their work on this post: Avneesh Singh, Senior Product Manager, AWS CloudTrail Jeff McRae, Software Development Manager, AWS CloudTrail Keith Robertson, Software Development Manager, AWS CloudTrail Susan Ferrell, Senior Technical Writer, AWS Are you taking advantage of all the features and functionality that AWS CloudTrail offers? Here […]

AWS Systems Manager Automation simplifies common administrative and maintenance tasks of AWS resources. Using Systems Manager Automation, you can execute predefined tasks/workflows in the form of AWS Systems Manager documents (SSM documents) that you can write yourself or use community published documents. A SSM document defines the actions that Systems Manager performs on your AWS […]

In 2017 Kyle Somers explained how you can gain visibility into the execution of your AWS Lambda functions in his blog post announcing AWS CloudTrail data events for AWS Lambda. In my blog post, I’ll expand upon Kyle’s post to show you how you can combine CloudTrail data events for AWS Lambda with the power […]

Today, we are happy to announce that AWS CloudTrail now supports the Lambda Invoke API as a new data event type with the launch of CloudTrail Lambda data events. Previously, AWS CloudTrail supported management events for AWS Lambda, which allowed you to capture when and by whom a function was created, modified, or deleted. With […]

AWS CloudTrail is a service that enables governance, compliance, operational auditing, and risk auditing of your AWS account. Hence, it’s crucial to monitor any changes to CloudTrail and make sure that logging is always enabled. With CloudTrail, you can log, continuously monitor, and retain events related to API calls across your AWS infrastructure. CloudTrail provides […]

In November 2016, AWS CloudTrail announced a new feature that provides the ability to filter events that are collected within a CloudTrail trail. This simple feature helps AWS customers save time and money by creating trails that contain a subset of overall API operations and account activity. In this post, I show you how to […]

  A few days ago, The AWS Big Data Blog published a new blog post: “Analyze Security, Compliance, and Operational Activity Using AWS CloudTrail and Amazon Athena.” In this blog post, AWS Professional Services Consultant Sai Sriparasa shows how to set up and use the recently released Amazon Athena CloudTrail SerDe to query AWS CloudTrail […]