NAT Gateway provides the flow log collection feature to collect and analyze NAT Gateway traffic and generate logs and analysis charts. This helps you stay informed of cross-region communication and quickly locate and solve problems based on the logs, thus improving the business availability and Ops efficiency.
Note:
- The flow log feature is in beta test. To try it out, submit a ticket for application.
- The Flow Log service is free of charge, but the data stored in CLS will be charged at the standard prices of CLS.
- The flow log data is stored in CLS. Make sure that you have granted the Flow Log service permissions to access CLS before querying log data in CLS.
Field | Description |
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Name | The name of the flow log. |
Collection range | Select “NAT Gateway”. |
NAT gateway | The information about the NAT gateway. |
Collection type | Specify the type of traffic to be collected by the flow log: All traffic, or the traffic rejected or accepted by security groups or ACL. |
Logset | Specify the storage location in CLS for flow logs. If you already have a logset, select it directly; otherwise, keep Created by system selected, so that the system will create one for you. You can also click Create to create one in the CLS console. |
Log topic | Specify the minimum dimension of log storage, which is used to distinguish between different types of logs, such as `Accept` log. If you already have a log topic, select it directly; otherwise, keep **Created by system** selected, so that the system will create one for you. You can also go to the CLS console to create one.
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Tag key | Click Advanced options to enter or select a tag key for the identification and management of the flow log. |
Tag value | Click Advanced options to enter or select a tag value. It can also be left empty. |
NoteYou can view the record of a newly created flow log in CLS after six minutes upon the creation (one minute for the capture window and five minutes for data publishing).
Note:For fields description, see Flow Log Record. For log analysis, see Quick Analysis.
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