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I am running an react app. I want to log error to my aws cloudwatch without hard coding the access key and secret key on my client side code. I am using 'Error Boundary Component' for catching error.
Thank you for your help.
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If you turn on logging, AWS AppSync manages the CloudWatch Logs. The process includes creating log groups and log streams, and reporting to the log streams with these logs. When you enable logging on a GraphQL API and make requests, AWS AppSync creates a log group and log streams under the log group.
These logging plugins are all built on top of the AWS SDK for .NET, and use the same behavior used by the SDK to find AWS credentials. The credentials used by the logging plugins must have the following permissions to access CloudWatch Logs.
For example to use CloudWatch Logs with a .NET application using NLog, add the AWS.Logger.NLog NuGet package, and then add the AWS target into your NLog.config file. Here is an example of an NLog.config file that enables both CloudWatch Logs and the console as output for the log messages.
You can then retrieve the associated log data from CloudWatch Logs using the CloudWatch console, CloudWatch Logs commands in the Amazon Web Services CLI, CloudWatch Logs API, or CloudWatch Logs SDK. You can use CloudWatch Logs to:
I assume by "react app" you mean a React-based web application, often called an SPA for Single Page Application.
In that case you are correct, you do not want to hard-code and credentials as that would expose them to any user who has access to the page.
The most common architecture for doing this is to setup the following:
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