How do I configure an AWS S3 bucketloggingv2?

In this example, we will configure an AWS S3 bucket with Logging V2. We’ll create an S3 bucket to store the log files and enable logging on another S3 bucket to track access requests. Log files will help you monitor, analyze, and secure your data.

Detailed Explanation:

1. Create Log Bucket: An S3 bucket that will store the log files.
2. Create Main Bucket: Another S3 bucket where you want to enable logging.
3. Enable Logging: Configure logging for the main bucket, directing logs to the log bucket.

import * as pulumi from "@pulumi/pulumi";
import * as aws from "@pulumi/aws";

// Create the bucket to store logs
const logBucket = new aws.s3.BucketV2("log_bucket", {
    bucket: "my-log-bucket",
    acl: "log-delivery-write",
    tags: {
        Name: "my-log-bucket",
        Environment: "Dev",
    },
});
// Create the main bucket where logging will be enabled
const mainBucket = new aws.s3.BucketV2("main_bucket", {
    bucket: "my-main-bucket",
    acl: "private",
    tags: {
        Name: "my-main-bucket",
        Environment: "Dev",
    },
});
// Enable logging for the main bucket
const mainBucketLogging = new aws.s3.BucketLoggingV2("main_bucket_logging", {
    bucket: mainBucket.id,
    targetBucket: logBucket.id,
    targetPrefix: "log/",
});
export const logBucketName = logBucket.bucket;
export const mainBucketName = mainBucket.bucket;

Key Points

• Log Bucket: Stores the access log files.
• Main Bucket: The bucket for which access logs are enabled.
• Bucket Logging: Configures the main bucket to send logs to the log bucket.

Conclusion

We have configured an AWS S3 bucket with Logging V2 by creating two buckets: one for storing log files and the other for which logging is enabled. This setup helps you monitor and secure your S3 buckets efficiently.