Summary
In this chapter, we looked at three different sources of logs that can provide information for your AWS accounts that are not CloudTrail or application logs. Initially, we learned how to set up a CloudTrail trail to record all the API calls that happen inside of an account. Next, we looked at Elastic Load Balancer access logs and how they record the IP addresses, time, and responses coming into an Elastic Load Balancer. Finally, we looked at how VPC Flow Logs can capture network traffic from a variety of network interfaces.
In the next chapter, we will wrap up our discussion on logging by going over how enterprises complement the AWS services that capture logs. Then, we'll learn how log storage and advance searching are handled.
