AWS Log Processor 🚀

Log Receiver Lambda (LogReceiverLambda)

The LogReceiverLambda function is responsible for receiving incoming log file content via HTTP POST requests and storing it in two separate S3 buckets: one for uncompressed log files and another for compressed log files.

Features:

• 📥 Handles incoming log file content.
• 🗃 Stores uncompressed log files in the first S3 bucket.
• 🔄 Triggers the CompressLambda function to compress and store log files in the second S3 bucket.

How It Works:

1. Receive Log Content:

   • Listens for HTTP POST requests containing log file content.
   • Stores uncompressed log content in the first S3 bucket.

2. Compression (Async):

   • Asynchronously triggers the CompressLambda function to compress log content.
   • Compressed log content is stored in the second S3 bucket.

Environment Variables:

• UNCOMPRESSED_S3_BUCKET_NAME: Name of the bucket for storing uncompressed log files.
• COMPRESSED_S3_BUCKET_NAME: Name of the bucket for storing compressed log files.

Compress Lambda (CompressLambda)

The CompressLambda function is triggered asynchronously by LogReceiverLambda. Its sole purpose is to compress log content and store it in a dedicated S3 bucket.