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Viewing Import/Export Logs
After transferring data between AWS and your portable storage device, AWS
Import/Export generates a log file. The log file is a CSV file that contains, among
other things, information about each file loaded to or from your storage device. With
export jobs, AWS Import/Export saves the log files to the bucket you specify with the
logBucket manifest option.
The log file name of an export job always ends with the phrase
export-log- followed by your JOBID. For
example, if the JOBID is 53TX4, the log file name would end in export-log-53TX4.
Note
If you have a log file name with the same name as an existing Amazon S3 object,
the new log file overwrites the existing object. You can use the
logPrefix field to prevent object collisions. For more
information about the logPrefix, see Preventing Log File Name Collisions.
Sample Log File
AWS Import/Export uses the same set of fields in an import or an export log. For more information about log files and descriptions of log file fields, see Amazon S3 and Amazon EBS Log File Fields.
