In the context of an on-premise server, we have the capability to manage log files by archiving, compressing, and uploading them to S3 for efficient on-premise server disk storage management. However, when our application runs on Appian Cloud, we are aware that we can access the log files via the /logs URL, as shown in the attached screenshot. While it's possible to manually download these files one by one, compress them, and then upload them to S3, we are trying to find the best and most efficient approach to streamline this process. Any insights on the quickest and most intelligent way to handle this step would be greatly appreciated please.
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If you are in the cloud, you shouldn't have to worry about disk space (aside from the cost) but you don't have much control on how those log files are managed.
If you are looking to put those logs somewhere for further analysis or ingest them in a SIEM (i.e. DataDog, Splunk etc.) - I would suggest you take a look at Log Streaming for Appian Cloud - https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/23.3/Log_Streaming_for_Appian_Cloud.html.