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HowTo - View the system logs of AWS EC2

HowTo - View the system logs of AWS EC2

Be it as Infrastructure as Code or from AWS Console or any, there are times when EC2 Instances failed to get launch or gets terminated, were in, the logs couldnt be accessed for analysis/debugging

What do we do? In spite of very much in visibility, I just realized that 'Get System Logs' is my rescue remedy

Let us see how I used it...

Click on the server which needs debugging as below:

See the logs and perform analysis from 'Get System Logs' screen/view