Server Access Logging
Explore how to enable and manage server access logging in AWS S3 to monitor access to buckets and objects. Understand how logs capture request details and how to configure a separate bucket for storing logs securely. Learn best practices to optimize log storage and review access data for security and operational insights.
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What’s server access logging?
Server access logging in AWS S3 helps keep a record of the access made to a bucket and its objects.
An access request can be made by a user or an AWS service. Using server access logs, these access requests are stored in the form of log files, which can be analyzed whenever required.
Access logs contain information about the requester, bucket name, request time, request ID, operation, requester IP, ...