Values.LogGroupNamePatternSourceThe pattern used to generate destination log group names during centralization. The pattern can contain static text and dynamic variables that are replaced with source attributes. If a variable cannot be resolved, it inherits the value from its parent variable in the hierarchy. The pattern must be between 1 and 512 characters. Supported variables: ${source.logGroup} — The original log group name from the source account. ${source.accountId} — The Amazon Web Services account ID where the log originated. ${source.region} — The Amazon Web Services Region where the log originated. ${source.org.id} — The Amazon Web Services Organization ID of the source account. ${source.org.ouId} — The organizational unit ID of the source account. ${source.org.rootId} — The organization Root ID. ${source.org.path} — The organizational path from account to root.
The pattern used to generate destination log group names during centralization. The pattern can contain static text and dynamic variables that are replaced with source attributes. If a variable cannot be resolved, it inherits the value from its parent variable in the hierarchy. The pattern must be between 1 and 512 characters. Supported variables: ${source.logGroup} — The original log group name from the source account. ${source.accountId} — The Amazon Web Services account ID where the log originated. ${source.region} — The Amazon Web Services Region where the log originated. ${source.org.id} — The Amazon Web Services Organization ID of the source account. ${source.org.ouId} — The organizational unit ID of the source account. ${source.org.rootId} — The organization Root ID. ${source.org.path} — The organizational path from account to root.