What are some recommended practices for logging in AWS Lambda?
- Use CloudTrail for logging, Include sensitive information in logs, Log only errors for simplicity, Use a single log group for all functions
- Use CloudWatch Logs, Include relevant context in logs, Implement log rotation, Set appropriate log levels
- Use S3 buckets for logging, Disable logging for performance optimization, Store logs locally in the Lambda function, Use generic log messages without context
- Use custom logging solutions, Share log groups across AWS accounts, Log all events regardless of importance, Keep logs indefinitely
Recommended practices for logging in AWS Lambda include using CloudWatch Logs, including relevant context in logs, implementing log rotation, and setting appropriate log levels.
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