AWS IoT Core now supports per-device level logging capability for fine-grained diagnostic of IoT devices
You can now configure AWS IoT device-specific logging using devices’ client ID, source IP, or principal ID. Until now, customers were able to configure logging at account level and for a specific thing group. Starting today, AWS IoT now also supports setting fine-grained logging level using client ID, source IP, and principal ID. This enhancement makes it easy for customers to diagnose device specific issues without having to register devices as a thing or define additional thing groups. Customers can now target very specific resources for more detailed logging.
You can now configure AWS IoT device-specific logging using devices’ client ID, source IP, or principal ID. Until now, customers were able to configure logging at account level and for a specific thing group. Starting today, AWS IoT now also supports setting fine-grained logging level using client ID, source IP, and principal ID. This enhancement makes it easy for customers to diagnose device specific issues without having to register devices as a thing or define additional thing groups. Customers can now target very specific resources for more detailed logging.
AWS IoT Core is a managed cloud service that lets connected devices easily and securely interact with cloud applications and other devices. We strongly encourage customers to use AWS IoT Core’s logging capability to monitor the reliability, availability, and performance of their connected device fleet. Logging device activities makes it easier for customers to debug a failure, if one occurs.
You can visit AWS IoT Core logging documentation to learn more.