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Cross-account log bucket

This revision card explains Cross-account log bucket. It starts from the need that ALB and CloudTrail must write into a locked archive account. It describes bucket policy allows service principals (cloudtrail.amazonaws.com / ELB account) to PutObject under AWSLogs/ prefixes. The how-to section covers how to create archive bucket , then delivery statements , then enable Trail/ALB logs , then verify objects , then deny random Put. An example on the card is lucas Meyer Org trail lands in log-archive account 999… only.

Cross-account log bucket ALB and CloudTrail must write into a locked archive account. Bucket policy allows service principals (cloudtrail.amazonaws.com / ELB account) to PutObject under AWSLogs/ prefixes. Create archive bucket → delivery statements → enable Trail/ALB logs → verify objects → deny random Put. Lucas Meyer Org trail lands in log-archive account 999… only.
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Why do we need it?

ALB and CloudTrail must write into a locked archive account.

What is it?

Bucket policy allows service principals (cloudtrail.amazonaws.com / ELB account) to PutObject under AWSLogs/ prefixes.

AWSLogs

How to do it

Create archive bucket → delivery statements → enable Trail/ALB logs → verify objects → deny random Put.

Example

Lucas Meyer Org trail lands in log-archive account 999… only.

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