AWS Log

Display the history and changes between different configuration versions of AWS resources. This utilizes AWS Config to retrieve the configuration history of resources, and it only functions with resources that are supported by AWS Config.

To install the package, run the following command: pip install awslog Usage: Ensure that your AWS credentials are configured correctly. You can verify this by using the AWS CLI with the command: aws sts get-caller-identity Requirements: 1. Keep all technical terms and concepts exactly as they are. 2. Make the language clearer and more accessible. 3. Maintain the same content structure and format. 4. Do not add or remove any information. 5. Aim for a similar length; if the content is very short, feel free to add a little more.

This tool should provide details about your current CLI session without generating any errors. Ensure that AWS Config is properly configured to log any changes in the configuration of your resources. CLI usage: awslog [-h] [--type TYPE] [--number NUMBER] [--before BEFORE] [--after AFTER] [--deleted] [--context CONTEXT] [--no-color] name Positional arguments: name The name or ID of the resource you wish to query. Optional arguments: -h, --help Display this help message and exit. --type TYPE, -t TYPE Specify the type of resource.

The type of resource you want to query. Here is a list of supported resource types: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/config/latest/developerguide/resource-config-reference.html --number NUMBER, -n NUMBER Specifies the number of history items to display. --before BEFORE, -b BEFORE Displays changes that are more recent than the specified date and time. --after AFTER, -a AFTER Displays changes that are older than the specified date and time. --deleted Displays deleted resources. --context CONTEXT Displays the context of the changes. --no-color Disables color output.