[Solved] You run this AWS CLI command:aws logs put-log-events --log-group-name myGroup --log-stream-name myStream --log-events '[{"timestamp":1609459200000,"message":"Hello"}]'But you get an error saying the... | AWS

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You run this AWS CLI command:

aws logs put-log-events --log-group-name myGroup --log-stream-name myStream --log-events '[{"timestamp":1609459200000,"message":"Hello"}]'

But you get an error saying the log stream does not exist. What is the most likely fix?

ARemove the timestamp from the log event

BChange the log group name to an existing group

CCreate the log stream 'myStream' inside 'myGroup' before putting events

DUse the create-log-group command instead

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand error cause
The error indicates the log stream 'myStream' does not exist in 'myGroup'. You must create the stream before sending logs.
Step 2: Identify correct fix
Creating the log stream with aws logs create-log-stream resolves the error. Changing group or removing timestamp won't help.
Final Answer:
Create the log stream 'myStream' inside 'myGroup' before putting events -> Option C
Quick Check:
Log stream must exist before putting logs [OK]

Quick Trick: Create log stream first to avoid put-log-events error [OK]

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