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Hello.
I can't find Scheduled Queries in the Management Console on my AWS account either.
However, the API itself still exists, so I think it's best to configure it using the AWS CLI.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cli/latest/reference/logs/list-scheduled-queries.html
aws logs list-scheduled-queries --region ap-northeast-1
In the CloudWatch Logs console, you can view and manage your scheduled queries by following these steps:
- Open the CloudWatch Logs console
- Choose Scheduled query, then View scheduled queries
This will take you to the Scheduled queries page where you can see all your scheduled queries in a centralized location. Each scheduled query will display its unique name, creation date, status of last run, last triggered time, and repeating frequency.
To update an existing scheduled query:
- From the Scheduled queries page, select the scheduled query you want to modify
- Choose Edit
- Make your desired changes to the configuration (such as the query string, schedule, destinations, or execution role)
- Choose Save changes
Alternatively, you can use the AWS CLI with the list-scheduled-queries command to view your scheduled queries, or the update-scheduled-query command to modify them programmatically.
The scheduled queries functionality remains available in CloudWatch Log Analytics - it's just accessed through the dedicated Scheduled query section in the console rather than being directly visible in the query editor interface.
Sources
Viewing and managing scheduled queries - Amazon CloudWatch Logs
Updating a scheduled query - Amazon CloudWatch Logs
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