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Vpc flow logs1/3/2024 We hope it was useful for you to learn about the Steps to Enable and Analysis VPC Flow Logs in AWS. We tested 33 ports and you can see the flow logs result below.Now you can able to see the VPC flow logs as shown below.You will able to see the VPC log group in the cloud watch.Go to the cloud watch and click on logs option.For the testing purpose, we try to telnet a few ports to gather logging.Select the IAM Role named flowlogsRole from the drop-down list.For the demo purpose, leave the default settings and click on the Allow button.Provide the destination group name and click on the setup permission link. VPC Flow Logs is a feature that enables you to capture information about the IP traffic going to and from network interfaces in your the VPC.Select the Filter Type as All and select the destination as CloudWatch.Select the VPC and click on the Flow Logs tab.Open the VPC dashboard and click on Your VPC’s.Also, We have created a windows EC2 instance for this demo.We have created a VPC with 2 subnets in a different availability zone.If we enable the flow logs at the VPC level, it will enable all the network interface connecting with it.The VPC flow logs contain version, account-id, interface-id, src addr, dest addr, src port, dest port, protocol, packets bytes, start, end, action, and log status.We can enable the flow logs at Interface Level, Subnet Level & VPC Level.Flow logs are used to check the list of traffic( s ) that are accepted or rejected by the security group.Event type: Choose All object create events.In this blog, we will show you the steps to enable and analysis VPC Flow Logs in AWS. ![]()
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