opensearch-log
opensearch-log is a Python logging handler for direct and efficient log transmission to OpenSearch or AWS CloudWatch.
It can also be used for local JSON logging to stdout.
With context manager or function decorator you can add additional fields to log messages.
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Do not forget to run . ./activate.sh.
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