Take a stab at logging query to CloudWatch #4
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This is my attempt at logging the `request.query` to CloudWatch. I’m not sure this is the correct way, and intended to just build, YOLO, and upload, but I can’t get Lambda to take my built JAR so I’m committing this possibly wrong code instead. Affects #3
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This is my attempt at logging the
request.queryto CloudWatch.I’m not sure this is the correct way, but intended to just build and upyoload, but I can’t get Lambda to take my built JAR so I’m committing this possibly wrong code instead. Hopefully @joeltg will have a better time uploading this than me, or will figure out why it's wrong.
The end result, hopefully, is being able to see the
request.queryshow up in this list of log events at CloudWatch.Affects #3