Connect & DynamoDB

Connect Syslog & DynamoDB

Integrating Syslog into a DynamoDB Workflow

strongDM takes access and session logs from DynamoDB and sends them to your logging tools using standardized messaging protocols like Syslog. Syslog makes it easier to monitor and review device logs across your entire infrastructure.

Syslog is a standard message protocol that allows network devices to send messages to a logging server (called a syslog server), making it easier to monitor and review various device logs from multiple machines. strongDM uses standardized messaging protocols like Syslog to send access and session data to a user’s logging tools. DynamoDB is a NoSQL database system offered by Amazon. It uses the key-value method to store data and aims to delivery low-latency performance at internet scale. strongDM supports DynamoDB GUI tools such as NoSQL Workbench and Dynobase. Any client capable of connection to DynamoDB will work with strongDM.

Collect access & session logs with Syslog from DynamoDB

Collect logs with Syslog from DynamoDB

Use Syslog with DynamoDB

Use Syslog and DynamoDB

Connect Syslog + DynamoDB

Connect Syslog using DynamoDB

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To set up one-click access to Syslog and start integrating it into your DynamoDB workflow, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

To get started collecting access and session logs with Syslog from DynamoDB, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

To get started connecting Syslog and DynamoDB, sign up for a free trial account on strongDM, then visit Setup DynamoDB linked below.

Amazon DynamoDB documentation

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DynamoDB documentation

Syslog

strongDM uses standardized messaging protocols like Syslog to send access and session data to a user’s logging tools.

DynamoDB

strongDM supports DynamoDB GUI tools such as NoSQL Workbench and Dynobase. Any client capable of connection to DynamoDB will work with strongDM.

DynamoDB is a NoSQL database system offered by Amazon. It uses the key-value method to store data and aims to delivery low-latency performance at internet scale.