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Log Files
The log file is a UTF-8 encoded CSV file that contains, among other things, information about each file loaded to or from your storage device.
With Amazon S3 import jobs, AWS Import/Export saves the log to the same Amazon S3 bucket as your data.
With Amazon EBS and Amazon Glacier jobs, AWS Import/Export saves the log to the
bucket you specified in the logBucket option in your manifest
file.
For an import job, the log name ends with the phrase
import-log- followed by your JOBID.
For an export job, the log name ends with the phrase export-log-
followed by your JOBID. For example, if the import
JOBID is 53TX4, the
log name ends in import-log-53TX4. By default, if you do not
set logPrefix in the manifest file, a job loaded to
mybucket with the JOBID of
53TX4 loads the logs to
http://mybucket.s3.amazonaws.com/import-log-53TX4. If you set
logPrefix to logs/, the log location
is
http://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/logs/import-log-53TX4.
For an export job, the log name ends with the phrase
export-log- followed by your JOBID.
For example, if the JOBID is 53TX4, the
log file name would end in
http://s3.amazonaws.com/mybucket/logs/export-log-53TX4.
Note
If you have a log object with the same key name as an existing Amazon S3 object, the new
log overwrites the existing object. You can use the
logPrefix option to prevent object collisions.
Viewing the log files
You can download your log using the AWS Management Console. For more information, go to http://aws.amazon.com/console/.
