I've set up AWS Powertools in my AWS Lambda function to flush logs during critical events. I thought this would help me have a unified approach to filtering and displaying logs across my application. However, I've noticed that Powertools doesn't integrate consistently with logs generated by third-party libraries I'm using, such as boto3 and Magnum. Because of this, I'm still getting log messages at levels that I find unexpected and unwanted. Is there a way to configure AWS Powertools to filter and handle logs from these external libraries effectively when flushing? That's the functionality I'm looking for from this library.
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As far as I know, buffering and flushing are features specific to Powertools. You might find more info in their documentation about it. It sounds like what you're trying to achieve might require custom handling of those third-party logs, especially when they don’t conform to what Powertools sets up.
Have you considered using the standard library logging instead? It's pretty straightforward to create structured logs with it, and you'll have complete control over what gets logged. Sometimes going back to the basics can solve these issues effectively.
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