5. Connection Profile
After installing the AWS app, add a connection profile and then the loggers.
Connection Profile
Go to Settings > Connect Profiles, click Add, and add a connection profile. For details, see Connect Profiles.
The main fields of the connection profile are as follows.
- Name: Unique name to identify the connection profile
- Code: Unique identifier of the connection profile used in Logpresso queries
- Type: Select
AWS - type: Type of credentials used to call AWS APIs (default: Access Key)
- Access Key: Calls AWS APIs with the access key and secret access key issued to the IAM user
- Instance Profile: Calls AWS APIs with the instance profile permissions when Logpresso Sonar runs on an EC2 instance
- STS: Calls AWS APIs according to the IAM role
- Client regions: Regions allowed for API access, such as
ap-northeast-2, separated by commas (,) - Access Key ID: (Required when type is Access Key or STS) Access key ID copied when adding the IAM user (starts with
AKIA) - Secret Access Key: (Required when type is Access Key) Secret access key copied when adding the IAM user
- STS IAM ARN: (Required when type is STS) ARN of the STS role
- STS Endpoint: (Required when using PrivateLink) STS endpoint URL
- S3 Endpoint: (Required when using PrivateLink) S3 endpoint URL
- CloudWatch Endpoint: (Required when using PrivateLink) CloudWatch endpoint URL
After creating the connection profile, you can use the query commands.


