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Some Cloudwatch queries - Tue Oct 24202312:57 PM

I self host my Next.js site, and as a result, errors sometimes get gnarly and hard to debug 😅. Here’s a CloudWatch query that I’ve been using to comb through the structured logs that I previously mentioned.

fields @timestamp, @@module, @@level, @@message, err #, @logStream, @log
| sort @timestamp desc
| filter @@level like /trace|debug|info|warn|error/
| limit 200

👆 outputs 👇

@timestamp	@module	@level	@message	err
2023-10-24T12:55:54.473Z	(blog)/[...slug]/page.tsx	error	BlogPage failed to render	ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/var/task/apps/web/posts/tags/terraform-provider.mdx'
2023-10-24T12:55:53.501Z	(blog)/[...slug]/page.tsx	info	navData compiled
...	...	...	...	...

Also, TIL that Node.js's console.trace() includes a stack trace... big derp moment.

For tracing, novocaine/sourcemapped-stacktrace looks promising. My hope is that it'll make tracing back to exact log lines easier, and so that I don’t do a hack, like passing a filepath to my logger name, as seen in the @module column.